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Land Registry questions

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  • sdw2001
    sdw2001 Posts: 9 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture First Post Combo Breaker

    Dad, realised property not registered as from 1967. Has lived in house since new with wife till her death . Property is mortage free

    Doing a voluntary Fiirst submission
    Would submit in order of earliest dated document
    (He has the original of all documents to send}

    Conveyance
    Abstract of Title
    An up to date Land Charges search for both people in deeds (will include older search docs) signed by applicant
    An up to date OS map with boundries (ones in abstract/conveyance are hand drawn as from 1960s) signed/dated by applicant
    death certifcate as his wife mentioned on documents has died (a copy signed by dad)

    • ID forms filed in

    any other documents/evidence needed that i might of missed?
    (eg proof of mortage free?)

    mention in webinar need proof of stamp duty - when bought in 1967 it was below £5500 (according to web search) so none would need to be provided as house price (below limit) is stated in doc?

    He also wants to add a name to register (once done) can these forms be also submitted at same time(AP1 & TR1)?

    Thanks in advance for help/advice

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