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Land Registry questions

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  • Jimbob_me
    Jimbob_me Posts: 8 Forumite
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    https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81961979#Comment_81961979

    See what happens today. The buyers agreed to buy the house based on the current boundary after all. They weren't aware that the garden was actually bigger than anyone thought.

  • SuzieSue
    SuzieSue Posts: 4,110 Forumite
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    Hi,

    How can I order an official copy of a title deed which I believe costs £11?

    Thanks

  • Land_Registry
    Land_Registry Posts: 6,320 Organisation Representative
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    Hi - the 'title deeds' for a registered property are in essence the register and title plan which we hold electronically Search for land and property information - GOV.UK

    The linked guidance explains how to order an official copy by post and goes on to also explain how you can also apply by post for an official copy of a 'filed' deed, as referred to on the register itself, for example.

    Before applying for an official copy it's important to ascertain/understand whether that's what you need. The online option and search service provides you with a useable copy of both the register and title plan and for many that's all they need.

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