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Order official Title Registers, Title Plans and other available property documents.
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DJP Form
Get help preparing a DJP application when a joint property owner has passed away.
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Property documents and title deeds
Order Official documents for registered properties in England and Wales. Choose the documents you need and get clear, easy to read copies instantly.
Find property documents- Title register
View ownership details and registered entries for a property.
- Title plan (boundary map)
View the registered land and its general boundaries.
- Available filed deeds
Order official copies of transfer deeds, charge deeds, leases and other documents.
- Charges and discharge documents
Order documents relating to registered charges and their discharge.
- Historical title editions
View earlier versions of the title register, where available.
- Plain-English document summary
Get a clear explanation of the key information in the document.
Application service
Remove a deceased joint proprietor
A Deceased Joint Proprietor (DJP) application informs HM Land Registry of the death of a joint property owner and requests the removal of their name from the property register, where another registered proprietor remains on the title. The application is supported by the required evidence.
Begin DJP application- DJP application
Get help preparing a DJP application for your property.
- Supporting evidence
Guidance on the documents you may need to provide.
- Application review and support
We can review your application and help with Land Registry queries where included.
Ongoing monitoring
HM Land Registry Property Alert
Property Alert monitors up to 10 properties in England and Wales and sends email notifications about certain activity affecting them. This helps property owners identify potentially suspicious activity, review the alerts received and take appropriate action if something unexpected occurs.
Learn about Property Alert- How Property Alert works
Find out what activity can trigger an alert and how it helps.
- Set up your account
Get your login details and activate your account.
- Manage your properties
Add up to 10 properties and manage them through your alert account.
Form RQ Restriction
Add a Form RQ restriction to your title register — an identity-verification safeguard for eligible private registered owners who do not live at the property.
Property Analysis
Understand a property title in plain English
We explain information recorded in the HM Land Registry title register and flag entries you may want to investigate. The report includes the official document and a plain-English guide.
Registered ownership
See the registered proprietors and the type of title recorded.
Charges and restrictions
Identify entries recorded on the register that may need attention.
Rights and covenants
Understand what recorded rights and covenants say, and what to check next.
Questions to investigate
Get clear prompts when an entry needs further review. This is not a legal opinion.
Title class
Absolute freehold
The register records an absolute title. This does not guarantee that every boundary or legal issue is free from dispute.
Registered charge
Check current position
A charge is listed in the register. Review the entry and obtain up-to-date information before relying on it.
Restrictive covenant
Review wording
A covenant is referenced. Its effect depends on the full wording and circumstances.
- Official register included
- Plain-English explanations
- Clear next steps
What customers say
“I downloaded the deeds elsewhere and couldn't understand a word of the legal jargon. UK Land Register's Plain English Summary finally explained my lease terms in a way that actually made sense. Saved me hours of Googling terms like 'Easements' and 'Covenants'.”
“After my father passed away, I was overwhelmed with paperwork. The team here manually verified the records and provided a clear Property Insight Report that showed exactly how the title was held. Their phone support was a godsend during a difficult time.”
“We were having a disagreement with a neighbor over a fence line. The Full Title Deeds & Boundary Overview arrived quickly, and the summary highlighted exactly which historical documents applied to our boundaries. Much easier than trying to navigate the government site yourself.”
“I needed to confirm my ownership status for a remortgage. The Enhanced Title Register Pack confirmed I had 'Absolute Title' and broke down the restrictions in a simple table. Fast, professional, and very easy to read.”
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Ways to get a title register
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Order Title Summary
Online orders cost £7 per document. You need a Business e-services account, and this option provides the register only.
Apply by post
Use Form OC1 or OC2. It costs £11 per document, and delivery can take weeks or months.
Order The Official Copies
Get the official Title Register and Deeds with a plain-English Property Analysis from £23. Delivered by email within 1 hour during working hours.
Order a Title RegisterCommon Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Form DJP (Deceased Joint Proprietor) is the HM Land Registry form used to remove a deceased person's name from a jointly owned property title register. You need it when a property is owned jointly as joint tenants and one owner has passed away — typically before selling, remortgaging, or simply to keep the register accurate.
In most cases you will need a copy of the death certificate, the property's title number (if known), and the full property address. Your application will be reviewed and you will be told clearly if anything additional is required before you pay.
The Title Register is the legal record held by HM Land Registry for a property. It includes the registered owner(s), the last sale price, whether there is a mortgage, any restrictive covenants, and any easements or rights of way. It is the most commonly requested document for conveyancing and property enquiries.
In most cases, documents are delivered digitally within minutes of your order being processed. The aim is same-day delivery in all cases, and you will be notified if there is any delay.