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No paperwork for new boiler?!
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Suggest you look the information up directly with gas safe. Get the details of the engineer who did the installation and check he's registered with gas safe. If so he can do the building regulations certificate and then you can check with gas safe it's there. If he gets his finger out it will only take a few days you won't have the paper copy that quickly but you can ring up gas safe to check it's there. If you leave it the engineer can ignore you as you weren't his customer so get the vendor to make him do the paperwork.
https://www.gassaferegister.co.uk/help-and-advice/gas-safety-certificates-records/building-regulations-certificate/
In our case the engineer was registered with gas safe but just hadn't done the paperwork for the certificate but when the vendor nagged him he got it done. The boiler had been in over a year by that time and the vendor hasn't realised they needed the certificate until it came to us asking for it..0
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