Registration in progress

G M Tomos - the application was submitted on 2nd May and has been partially processed. THe application involves a claim as to ownership of land adjoining the address quoted and as such there are a number of stages to pass through, hence the time it is taking. 
The first stage is consideration of the supporting documentation submitted as part of the claim. That has now been done and Stage 2 is a site visit/survey. That is being arranged and the applicant's will shortly receive letters explaining what they need to do to assist with that site visit. Once the surveyor has visited the site they then report back to us as appropriate. The site visit normally happens within 2 weeks
The 3rd and usually final stage is a review of that report alongside the original claim and if all in order we then carry out wider checks by contacting adjoining land/property owners as appropriate to see if they have any objections. Those wider checks will often take up to 3 weeks to complete.
The timescales you refer to appear to relate to the initial expedition and stage 1 processing. A claim as to ownership will always have multiple stages and each relies on the previous one being successfully passed.
As things stand I would expect the registration to take at least another 5-6 weeks and that is only if everything is in order and no complexities arise.
CYM888117

Hi Adam

Big thank you for that, really comprehensive update and much appreciate it.

Tomos

Good Afternoon.

Can I confirm you now have the report and we are on to final checks? or will contact adjoining land owners be automatically required?

Thanks again

 

G A Tomos - we do have the OS report. We have written to the applicant on 12th June. Wider checks, if any, won;t start until after their response has been received and considered.
CYM888117

Thanks again Adam

Hi there

Can I confirm if you have now received a response please?please

Thank you

Tomos

Hi Tomos - We have not received a response to our correspondence of 12 June as at the time of responding. 

Hi there

Can I confirm you now have the response from the applicant? And is there any other actions required?

Thanks

Tomos

Hi Tomos - We appear to have received some correspondence on Friday.  This has been referred to the caseworker for consideration. 

Hi Nimish

Thanks for confirming. How long does the consideration element take? Just so i know when to check back in.

Thanks 

Tomos

Hi Tomos - It is not possible to say how long the consideration may take.  We aim to look at any correspondence received as soon as possible, but after that how long it may take to resolve it or complete the application depends on the issue and and what, if any, further action is required.  Each application is dealt with on its own merits so the timescales will vary. 

I am checking with the caseworker about your application so will update you here if I have any news. 

Hi Nimish

Completely understand regarding resulting actions. Is more just wanted to confirm what those actions are if any. Would just be good to know as these soon as possible in order to update the chain the sale the property is linked to. Just to ensure we are open an honest with everyone being effected.

Thanks again

Hi there.

We were told by the solicitor that on the 26th the property was registered. However today have been told we are waiting on yourselves  for paperwork? The Title document and Wayleave agreement. Can you confirm what the hold up is please? This is now causing a delay in finalising, as well as costs in storage etc.

Thanks

Tomos 

Hi Tomos - it was completed on 25th June so nothing pending with us now. Paperwork was issued at that time 
CYM888117

Hi there. 

thanks for coming back 

Believe title CYM888117 and title CYM868974 were suppose to be combined. 

Can you confirm if that is the case and that both are now registered under 1 title? 

Thanks

Tomos - they are two separate titles with separate classes of title so they can't yet be combined. The first is an Absolute title whilst the second is a Possessory one

Thanks Adam

So we could contiune with what has been registered its just registering a legal charge against each. Is that right?

Tomos - that's an option and if it's a property plus land and you are buying with a mortgage (charge) then the one charge can be secured against both titles. Very much a Q for your lender to answer though rather than ourselves

Adam 

Again thanks very much for your response.

Tomos