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TP1 Land Registry

Kimmibee

Kimmibee Posts: 3 Newbie

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20 March 2020 at 2:58PM in House buying, renting & selling

Hi

I am buying a house where the seller has built a bungalow in the garden and erected fencing to divide up the land. Our conveyancer has advised us that the sellers solicitor is currently arranging the TP1/Land Registry. Can anyone advise how long this usually takes please.

Thanks

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greatcrested Posts: 5,925 Forumite

20 March 2020 at 3:21PM

Piece of string!
Probably need a survey to produce 2 Plans showing the divide.
LR backlog? Weeks a few months? The LR Rep may enlighten!
Of course, if the LR query the paperwork, or require a site visit, it could be longer

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Kimmibee Posts: 3 Newbie

20 March 2020 at 3:35PM

Thanks, damn that piece of string!

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purpleumbrella Posts: 53 Forumite

20 March 2020 at 9:27PM

If it's holding up your purchase the seller's solicitor can request that the Land Registry expedite the application.

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