Good Morning - If you have an address or title number (our unique identifying reference) for the property, you may use our
online property search to obtain a copy of the title register and title plan. Enter the postal address or title number of the property and once you have registered for the service you can view and download an electronic copy of its title register and title plan. The title register or title plan you download won't be an 'official copy', so it won't usually be accepted as evidence in a court. Please remember to save the documents as the downloads are only available for 90 days.
Alternatively, you can request an official copy of the register and title plan by completing form OC1 and posting it to us. Enter the details of the land/property and the title number (our unique identifying reference) if you have it, then enter your own details into the applicant fields. If the land/property is registered, we will post you an official copy of the title register and/or title plan. Official copies are admissible in court as evidence.
Fees are payable please see the Fee Guide. Cheques/postal orders should be made payable to HM Land Registry.
Please send the completed application to Land Registry Citizen Centre.
HM Land Registry address for applications.
For information on how to read your documents please see How to read a title register and title plan.
Where are my title deeds, and do I need them? – HM Land Registry
