How can I obtain boundary plans with T-marks for my mother’s property?

<p data-end=273 data-start=265>Hello to all,</p> <p data-end=369 data-start=275>I hold Power of Attorney for my mother and I’m dealing with a boundary dispute at her house.</p> <p data-end=755 data-start=371>I’ve already obtained a copy of the Title Register and Title Plan from HM Land Registry, but the plan doesn’t show any <strong data-end=501 data-start=490>T-marks</strong> or indications of boundary responsibilities. I understand that title plans usually only show “general boundaries,” but I’d like to know if it’s possible to obtain any additional documents that might include T-marks or more detail about the boundaries.</p> <p data-end=779 data-start=757>Could you advise me:</p> <ol data-end=1224 data-start=780> <li data-end=914 data-start=780> <p data-end=914 data-start=783>How I can check whether any deeds with T-marks are held by Land Registry (e.g. conveyances or transfers filed with the register)?</p> </li> <li data-end=1040 data-start=915> <p data-end=1040 data-start=918>If they do exist, how do I request them? (I’ve seen mention of Form OC2, but I’m not sure how to complete it correctly.)</p> </li> <li data-end=1224 data-start=1041> <p data-end=1224 data-start=1044>If no such deeds exist at Land Registry, what other steps I should take to find them (e.g. contacting the solicitor who handled the purchase, checking old mortgage papers, etc.)?</p> </li> </ol> <p data-end=1290 data-start=1226>Any guidance on how best to proceed would be much appreciated.</p> <p data-end=1329 data-start=1292>Thank you in advance for your help.</p>

Hello Benn - Can you give me the title number of the property so that I can check what, if any, documents we hold before I respond to your questions.&#160;

Sure Nimish the title number is&#160;<b>SY520035</b>

Hi Benn - Thank you.&#160;<br> <br> If you look at the title register, there is a reference to a Transfer of Part dated 14 February 1983 which contains information on boundary matters.&#160;<br> <br> You can obtain an official copy of the Transfer of Part from us.&#160; The <a href="https://www.gov.uk/get-information-about-property-and-land/copies-of-deeds">guidance on our website</a>&#160;on GOV.UK explains how you can obtain copy of a deed that is held by us.&#160;&#160;<br> <br> I hope this helps.&#160;

Thanks Nimish,<br> Do I just download and fill out the OC2 form and send a cheque for £11 to the PO Box 7806 address.<br> But stressing I just want the Transfer of Part dated 14th February 1983 with the boundary matters?<br> <br> Is that correct?

Hi Benn - That is correct.&#160;

Thank you for your help Nimish

@Nimish do you have a rough idea of how long it takes for an OC2 form I've sent to PO Box address to be processed?<br> I've roughly been waiting on a reply or email for over x3 weeks now.

Hello Benn - Most of the official copy requests are processed within 24 - 48 hours of receipt by us.&nbsp;&nbsp;<br> <br> I have looked at the records under the title number SY520035 and can see that we received an application on 29 September.&nbsp; We have not been able to process this because no despatch address was given in Panel 5 of the form OC2.&nbsp;<br> <br> We did email you under our reference&nbsp;250929-5228391 on the same day to inform why we are not able to process it and what we require.&nbsp; The email was sent to the bennc@_ _ address.&nbsp;<br> <br> Have you not received our email? If you have then please reply to it.&nbsp; If you have not then please contact our Customer Support quoting the reference&nbsp;250929-5228391 and provide the relevant information.&nbsp;<br> <br> I hope this helps.&nbsp;

Sorry only just seen your reply to my previous message, I've never received an email with reference&#160;250929-5228391.<br> Can you give me the Customer Support email address please so I can contact further and supply my&#160; despatch address.<br> <br> I was under the impression that you were to email me digital copies of the document I requested.<br> <br> &#160;

Hello Benn - Please use the Contact form on our website on GOV.UK -&#160;<a href="https://www.gov.uk/guidance/contact-hm-land-registry#public-guidance-dealing-with-land-and-property">Contact HM Land Registry - GOV.UK</a><br> <br> This will ensure that your message is directed to the appropriate team quickly.&#160;