Restriction and deed of release from yearly rentcharge

Hello.

A solicitor, not ours,  placed a restriction upon our property (TY3810) and he has now applied for it to be removed.

The solicitor is not particularly communicative, so after completing an online form I am advised by the Land Registry this application was received on 27/02/2025 and it is a “pending application”

Does “pending” simply mean it is in the pipeline to be removed and if so, ball park, what is the timescale for this?
Will the Land Registry inform us when it is done or are we relying on the solicitor to inform us?

The Title Register also shows a perpetual yearly rent charge of  £3.3.0d
We hold a Deed of Release from that charge. 

We were advised by the company that released us from the charge to simply keep the deed they sent us as it will be required when we sell the house. 

Should the Title Register be updated to reflect this change and if so how do we do that please?

Many thanks 

Hello George - pending means it is waiting to be processed. We will communicate with the applicant, the conveyancer, re progress/completion
You can apply to cancel a noted rentcharge using form CN1 plus the supporting evidence to show it has been determined/released - Notice: cancellation (CN1) - GOV.UK
TY3810

Land registration is complex, designed to protect legal and financial interests in property. There can be significant consequences for any error. Please consider seeking legal representation. Find out about making an application without legal representation.

Thank you Adam