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What happens to this form? I know you sign it and send it to the solicitors but what do they do with it? Also is emailing it back to them okay or does it need to be an original?
Are you the seller or the buyer?
The solicitor will need the original form back with your original signature, plus witness signature. It is a legal form which is submitted to the Land Registry by the purchasing solicitor (or a certified copy, if the solicitor is submitting the application online) on completion to register the new owner of the property. An emailed copy will not suffice.
