Land Registry questions

CCJJ

Hi Land Registry

Can I get an update on BM322340 please?

Has the restrictioner's consent now been processed?

Thanks

serendipity109

I need to get an ID1 authorised, rather than pay ridiculous solicitors fees I am willing to travel to a land registry office.
Are you still able to do face to face checks or have you stopped this altogether and not gone back to the office yet?

Land_Registry

CCJJ said:

Hi Land Registry

Can I get an update on BM322340 please?

Has the restrictioner's consent now been processed?

Thanks

We haven’t received/logged a consent as yet

Land_Registry

serendipity109 said:

I need to get an ID1 authorised, rather than pay ridiculous solicitors fees I am willing to travel to a land registry office.
Are you still able to do face to face checks or have you stopped this altogether and not gone back to the office yet?

Our offices remain closed to the public. But are open for our people. 

Our PG 67A and form ID3 offers an alternative arrangement if appropriate 
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/temporary-changes-to-hm-land-registrys-evidence-of-identity-requirements-pg67a

serendipity109

Land_Registry said:

serendipity109 said:

I need to get an ID1 authorised, rather than pay ridiculous solicitors fees I am willing to travel to a land registry office.
Are you still able to do face to face checks or have you stopped this altogether and not gone back to the office yet?

Our offices remain closed to the public. But are open for our people. 

Our PG 67A and form ID3 offers an alternative arrangement if appropriate 
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/temporary-changes-to-hm-land-registrys-evidence-of-identity-requirements-pg67a

So anyone on that list can verify my ID or does this not apply to an ID1 doers it still have to be a legal professional?
It's a simple name and address change I have....

CCJJ

Land_Registry said:

CCJJ said:

Hi Land Registry

Can I get an update on BM322340 please?

Has the restrictioner's consent now been processed?

Thanks

We haven’t received/logged a consent as yet

Hi Land Registry

Is this sort of delay normal for processing post or is it likely lost (been over a week)?

They did provide me with a digital copy which I have now emailed to noticeresponse@landregistry.gov.uk. 

Thanks

Land_Registry

serendipity109 said:

Land_Registry said:

serendipity109 said:

I need to get an ID1 authorised, rather than pay ridiculous solicitors fees I am willing to travel to a land registry office.
Are you still able to do face to face checks or have you stopped this altogether and not gone back to the office yet?

Our offices remain closed to the public. But are open for our people. 

Our PG 67A and form ID3 offers an alternative arrangement if appropriate 
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/temporary-changes-to-hm-land-registrys-evidence-of-identity-requirements-pg67a

So anyone on that list can verify my ID or does this not apply to an ID1 doers it still have to be a legal professional?
It's a simple name and address change I have....

If you have to provide form ID1 then it’s a conveyancer 
If you have to have your identity verified and can use form ID3 then it’s as listed in PG 67A. Those listed can’t use form ID1 
You say it’s a simple name and address change 
https://www.gov.uk/registering-land-or-property-with-land-registry/update-or-correct-the-register

Land_Registry

CCJJ said:

Land_Registry said:

CCJJ said:

Hi Land Registry

Can I get an update on BM322340 please?

Has the restrictioner's consent now been processed?

Thanks

We haven’t received/logged a consent as yet

Hi Land Registry

Is this sort of delay normal for processing post or is it likely lost (been over a week)?

They did provide me with a digital copy which I have now emailed to noticeresponse@landregistry.gov.uk. 

Thanks

No and the lengthy wait would suggest so. We may not accept the email from you as being sufficient and it could complicate matters. 

I would encourage them to email us as per the Notice received as a result. 

There are reasons why such checks are made to protect all parties 

CCJJ

Land_Registry said:

CCJJ said:

Land_Registry said:

CCJJ said:

Hi Land Registry

Can I get an update on BM322340 please?

Has the restrictioner's consent now been processed?

Thanks

We haven’t received/logged a consent as yet

Hi Land Registry

Is this sort of delay normal for processing post or is it likely lost (been over a week)?

They did provide me with a digital copy which I have now emailed to noticeresponse@landregistry.gov.uk. 

Thanks

No and the lengthy wait would suggest so. We may not accept the email from you as being sufficient and it could complicate matters. 

I would encourage them to email us as per the Notice received as a result. 

There are reasons why such checks are made to protect all parties 

I did try to get them to email it but the only person who could is now on holiday so just sent it through myself.

Out of curiosity - is there any legal requirement to remove restrictions when you no longer have any interest / right to the property.  This issue is just down to a third party not removing a restriction when then disposed of their interest years ago and now my sale's going to fall apart costing me £'000s.  I find it hard to believe this is actually the system.

Land_Registry

CCJJ said:

Land_Registry said:

CCJJ said:

Land_Registry said:

CCJJ said:

Hi Land Registry

Can I get an update on BM322340 please?

Has the restrictioner's consent now been processed?

Thanks

We haven’t received/logged a consent as yet

Hi Land Registry

Is this sort of delay normal for processing post or is it likely lost (been over a week)?

They did provide me with a digital copy which I have now emailed to noticeresponse@landregistry.gov.uk. 

Thanks

No and the lengthy wait would suggest so. We may not accept the email from you as being sufficient and it could complicate matters. 

I would encourage them to email us as per the Notice received as a result. 

There are reasons why such checks are made to protect all parties 

I did try to get them to email it but the only person who could is now on holiday so just sent it through myself.

Out of curiosity - is there any legal requirement to remove restrictions when you no longer have any interest / right to the property.  This issue is just down to a third party not removing a restriction when then disposed of their interest years ago and now my sale's going to fall apart costing me £'000s.  I find it hard to believe this is actually the system.

There’s no legal requirement but in not doing so they may leave themselves open to legal action if they don’t. But that’s where a solicitor/court comes in to play so what legal process and/or comeback exists would be one to ask a solicitor. 

We wouldn’t be involved in that aspect but a process exists for both parties to apply to cancel/withdraw such third party interests but of course many people wouldn’t be aware until it mattered I suspect