HM Land Registry

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We’ve made it even easier for customers to add additional parties to applications in our Digital Registration Service. From 31 March, users can now include landlord and tenant details, specify the capacity in which they’re acting, add representation, and provide supporting evidence—all directly in the service. These enhancements respond to real feedback from legal professionals and conveyancers, who told us the previous process led to errors and requisitions, especially when dealing with cases involving deceased proprietors or guardians. This builds on last year’s improvements and ensures names are entered accurately, evidence is attached when needed, and identity verification is completed where prompted. With more than 1.5 million applications processed annually via the Digital Registration Service, reducing errors and avoiding delays is crucial. We’re also working on surfacing title restrictions and lender restrictions that could impact an application, helping customers stay compliant and avoid avoidable requisitions. Thank you to everyone who contributed feedback and participated in user testing—your insights continue to shape a more efficient and user-friendly service. Stay updated on upcoming features and improvements through our Digital Services Roadmap. https://lnkd.in/eS_ghw-Z #HMLandRegistry #DigitalTransformation #Conveyancing #PropertyLaw #UX

It's #ThrowbackThursday, and we're revisiting some popular articles from our GOV.UK blog! We're starting with a series on Asking for Guidance, one of our five specialist support services. #TBT

The Local Land Charges (LLC) Programme is the most ambitious geospatial data transformation ever attempted by a UK government. But what does this mean? And how does it benefit our customers? In this blog, Rhonda Griffiths, Head of Programme Management and Policy, gives an update on the progress made so far, as we complete our most successful quarter to date. Read more: https://lnkd.in/e8wFQ7Mp

Don't top the league! Names are number 1 on the leaderboard of requisition points. Check names match exactly across all documents and the register. Spelling differences, order of names, initials, etc - if you spot a variation, just tell us the correct name, the evidence you have for this and that you have the authority to make changes, and we'll do the rest. #Top10Tips

Consider this 🤔 Your corporate client is making a distribution in specie at market value. They have sufficient reserves, so how will you fill out panel 8 of the TR1 (the consideration)? In the latest blog in our Asking for guidance series, an HM Land Registry expert considers this unusual question. Did you get it right? https://lnkd.in/e_NkunHG

Our dedicated training team have been working with customers to support them with their applications. If you’re interested in how we could help your organisation, check out our training hub on GOV.UK: https://lnkd.in/eN4_KrHe

PROPERTY NEWS: The January UK House Price Index data shows, on average, house prices rose 0.2% between December 2024 and January 2025. There has been an annual price rise of 4.9%, which makes the average property in the UK valued at £269,000. England shows an annual price rise of 4.8% which takes the average property value to £291,000. First time buyers in England paid on average £245,000. London shows an annual price rise of 2.3% which takes the average property value to £564,000. First time buyers in London paid on average £484,000. Wales shows an annual price fall of 2.1% which takes the average property value to £210,000. First time buyers in Wales paid on average £180,000. Read more at: https://lnkd.in/e2PFhhQH

If you haven't attended one of our workshops yet, don't worry - there's still time! Join our latest free workshop at 10am on Thursday 3 April, on MS Teams. We'll cover: • What we mean by requisitions and how to avoid them • The top 5 requisition areas (restrictions, variation in names and more) • Live Q&A with expert caseworkers to answer your pressing questions on the topics covered Spaces are limited, so register now to secure your place 👇 https://lnkd.in/e9fuC2XN