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Available Property Documents

Request official copies of property documents held by HM Land Registry. Filed deeds and historic documents are subject to availability.

Title Register

Confirm ownership, rights, charges, and covenants on any registered property.

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The Title Register is the legal record of the registered owner and the entries affecting the title. This service also includes a Property Analysis.

Title Plan

Official map showing the general boundaries of any registered property.

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The plan shows the property's general extent. It does not establish the exact position of a legal boundary.

Transfer Deed

Request a filed transfer recording a previous change of property ownership.

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A transfer deed may contain rights, covenants and other provisions agreed when a property changed hands. Historic transfer documents can be searched using the date range you provide. Copies are subject to availability in HM Land Registry's records.

Registered Lease

Request the filed lease setting out the terms of a leasehold property.

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A registered lease may describe the lease term, ground rent, rights, obligations and any plan filed with it. Historic lease documents can be searched using the date range you provide. Copies are subject to availability in HM Land Registry's records.

Charge Deed

Request a filed mortgage or financial charge document affecting the property.

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A charge deed records the terms of a mortgage or other financial charge. Historic charge documents can be searched using the date range you provide. A copy does not confirm the current mortgage balance or whether the charge has been discharged. Copies are subject to availability in HM Land Registry's records.

Conveyance / Plan Search

Search for a historic conveyance and associated filed plan for the property.

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A conveyance may record an earlier transfer of land and include rights, covenants or an associated plan. Provide a date range to help identify the historic document. The search is subject to the documents held by HM Land Registry; a copy cannot be guaranteed.

Historic Title Register

Request an earlier edition of the Title Register to see how the registered title has changed.

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A historic register can show ownership and other entries as recorded in an earlier edition. Provide a date range when ordering. Available editions depend on HM Land Registry's records and do not replace the current Title Register.

Conveyancing Pack

Request searches for the latest Transfer, Lease, Charge and Conveyance documents together.

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The pack brings together searches for the latest available filed documents in these categories. Not every property has each document type, and copies depend on what HM Land Registry holds. You can also request individual historic documents separately.

A complete picture of the property

A standard Title Register is written for legal professionals. With Property Analysis, you can understand those entries in plain English while gaining local market context.

Official Data Source

Your Official Copy is downloaded directly from HM Land Registry.

Plain-English Translation

Complex legal covenants, easements, and restrictions explained simply.

Risk & Alert Flags

Highlighting of non-standard clauses that may warrant further review.

Market Context

Recent area transaction histories and property price trends included.

Property Analysis

Prepared independently by UK Land Register

Illustrative Example Only — Fictional Data
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Covenants Present

Standard covenants are recorded on this title. Details are explained below.

Property Details
Title NumberAB123456
TenureFreehold
Class of TitleAbsolute
Restrictive Covenant

Register Entry

"Covenant not to use as a brewery or mineral water manufactory (Conveyance 6 May 1904)..."

What this means: A covenant limits what can be done with the property. This is a common historic restriction and rarely affects modern residential ownership.