Paper form A restriction on severance of joint tenancy (SEV) application

Hi Adam, <p data-end=337 data-start=184>I have submitted a paper Form SEV (Severance of Joint Tenancy) application some time ago and appreciate that it may take a while to be fully processed.</p> <p data-end=366 data-start=339>Could you please confirm:</p> <ol data-end=605 data-start=368> <li data-end=486 data-start=368> <p data-end=486 data-start=371>How I will know that HM Land Registry has received my application and that it has been registered on your system?</p> </li> <li data-end=605 data-start=487> <p data-end=605 data-start=490>Whether there is a way to submit this form digitally instead of by post, and if so, how I can track its progress?</p> </li> </ol> <p data-end=639 data-start=607>Thank you for your assistance.</p>

Hi Feroz - an acknowledgement is usually issued by post using the details provided on the form itself<br> Once processed confirmation will also be issued by post<br> It is a postal only application so no digital or electronic option<br> And there is no 'tracking' service. The application will wait to be processed and when that starts it is generally completed same day - nothing therefore to track

Hi Adam,<br> thank you for your reply.<br> 1) Would acknowledgement be sent to the address in section 3 of the form (clients address) or section 6 (which is the advisor address)?<br> 2) Appx how long does it take for us to receive acknowledgement confirmation, once the application has been received by HM Land Registry.<br> 3) My concern is not the processing time but how to make sure that the application has been received by your office and how do I check that the application has been received.&#160;<br> Kind Regards

Hi Feroz - the details provided in panel 6, namely the person who submitted it and provided those details<br> How long the post takes would be a Q for Royal Mail but generally speaking I would suggest between 7-10 days<br> If you give me the title number I can check. If you don't want to share that then please use our contact form&#160;<br> <a href="https://www.gov.uk/guidance/public-guidance-dealing-with-land-and-property#contact-form">Public guidance: dealing with land and property - GOV.UK</a>