What’s Inside a Title Register
The register is split into three parts — Property, Proprietorship, and Charges. Understand what each part means and how it confirms ownership and restrictions.
Here you’ll find answers to common questions about property documents, delivery times, and using our services at LandRegistryCheck.co.uk.
We are an independent online service that helps individuals and organisations obtain official property documents such as title registers, title plans, and copies of deeds. We are not affiliated with the UK Government or HM Land Registry, but we use licensed channels to provide these documents efficiently.
You can order:
Yes. You can select a postal copy option during checkout. Documents are professionally printed and posted to your address. Postal orders may take up to 10 working days depending on delivery location.
Simply use our online order form to search by postcode or address, choose the documents you need, enter your contact details, and make secure payment using a debit or credit card.
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Once an order is submitted and processing begins, it cannot be cancelled or modified. If an error occurs (for example, wrong property details), contact our team immediately at contact@landregistrycheck.co.uk with your order reference.
Yes. All receipts and payment confirmations are automatically emailed to you. If you require a formal VAT invoice, please email us with your order number.
Digital copies are usually delivered by email within 1–3 working days. Postal copies may take up to 10 working days depending on the type of document and your location. Certain archived or deed documents may take slightly longer if manual retrieval is required.
Documents are sent by email in PDF format to the address you provide. Please check your spam or junk folder if you haven’t received them within the estimated timeframe. Postal orders are dispatched using Royal Mail.
Some documents, such as historical deeds or complex title packs, require manual retrieval from archives. We’ll notify you by email if additional time is needed. In rare cases where a document cannot be obtained, you will receive a full or partial refund.
Yes. Our service is open to both UK and international customers. Documents are delivered electronically, so anyone with an internet connection and valid payment method can order.
If your estimated delivery window has passed, please contact our support team. We’ll check the order status and resend the files if necessary. Email us at contact@landregistrycheck.co.uk or call 0333 335 7098.
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The title register includes details about the owner, property rights, restrictions, and charges or mortgages affecting the land. It’s divided into three sections: Property Register, Proprietorship Register, and Charges Register.
The title plan displays the general boundaries of the property on an OS base map. It’s useful for identifying the extent of the property but doesn’t confirm exact boundary positions.
Yes. These are official copies suitable for most legal, financial, or conveyancing purposes. However, if you require certified paper copies for court or solicitor use, select the “postal copy” option during checkout.
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Learn more about Land Registry documents, boundaries, and how to access filed information.
The register is split into three parts — Property, Proprietorship, and Charges. Understand what each part means and how it confirms ownership and restrictions.
See how boundaries are shown on the OS base map, what the red edging represents, and why the plan shows general, not precise, boundaries.
Questions before you order? We’re here to help.
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