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Advice needed for RX1 form, Land Registry.
LhedG
Posts: 3 Newbie
Hi, I'm hoping someone can advise me. I would like to put restriction on my property (to prevent fraud). I know that I need to fill out an RX1 form, but not sure which standard Form A/B/C etc wording I would need and also what documents I should send (I have the official copy of the register of title). And also want to check if it's £40 I'd need to pay. I'm the sole owner. I'd be really grateful for any advice. Thanks.
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Having seen all the threads here from people struggling to get (non-fraudulent!) transactions done with such a restriction in place, I'd consider carefully whether it's really necessary.
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Thanks for your input. I'd be interested to know more, if others have had problems too.davidmcn said:Having seen all the threads here from people struggling to get (non-fraudulent!) transactions done with such a restriction in place, I'd consider carefully whether it's really necessary.0 -
Would signing up to the LR Property Alert scheme instead provide you with the same benefits with none of the costs and possible future legal issues?
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Thanks for your reply. Actually, that's what prompted me to think about a restriction. I got three alerts this afternoon from the scheme and when I googled I came across the suggestion to place a restriction.Slithery said:Would signing up to the LR Property Alert scheme instead provide you with the same benefits with none of the costs and possible future legal issues?0
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