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nugget731

You can order a copy from the land registry website. I would recommend doing this for any purchase you are interested in, especially leasehold. I am unaware of a subscription service for an individual, but other more knowledgeable people on the board may know!

anselld

You apply to land registry on form OC2.  Apart from downloading the blank oc2 form the rest of the process is old-school but it is reasonably quick.

marcia_

https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/land-registry

theartfullodger

Think land registry lease is not the complete version.  As vendor (probably via solicitors), calm & politely.

propertyrental

First you need the Land Registry Leasehold Title. £3 online here:
https://www.gov.uk/search-property-information-land-registry

That gives you the basics and the title number.

Then you apply by post using the title number for the lease itself using form OC2 (£7) here
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/official-copies-of-documents-registration-oc2

see also
https://www.gov.uk/get-information-about-property-and-land/copies-of-deeds
 

user1977

Request1 said:

I heard there is a website you can buy the lease £7, for there is a website when you can subscribe when you're looking for a property you please subscription per year and you can read every single lease from the flood you are interested in. 

I would be appreciated if you could give me some clue what's the best website to get a copy as the back of trying to buy thanks

You were given advice about where to get a copy of the lease in your previous thread - that hasn't changed:

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/79338290/#Comment_79338290

The only website where you should get a copy is the official Land Registry one, not one of those masquerading as the real site who just charge you a surcharge for getting the same information.

I'm not aware of any site which offers an annual subscription and then free access - as far as I know, even the conveyancers who do this on a daily basis have to pay for each and every item they request. It might be helpful if you could point us towards where you "heard" these things.

greenwood132

I asked the estate agent and he sent me a copy of the lease