Registering an unregistered property is important to protect your investment. My Conveying Specialist will guide you through the registration process, explaining the costs, steps and benefits. Whether for legal protection or for property transactions, we will make it smooth and hassle free.
What is an Unregistered Property and Why Register It?
Unregistered properties lack a formal record with the Land Registry, meaning ownership relies on title deeds and original documents. This can create complications during property transactions or in the event of adverse possession claims. Registering your ownership of the property under the Land Registration Act not only protects your rights but also adds value by securing legal recognition. This registration is crucial for potential buyers, mortgage lenders, and the buyer’s solicitor to confirm ownership of a property registered in the official records.
Opting for voluntary registration can make all the difference, especially with My Conveying Specialist. We handle everything—from documentation to forms to guidance on any hidden costs—so you can register confidently.
Is Unregistered Land Vs Unregistered Property?
Unregistered land and unregistered property are often used interchangeably, but there are subtle differences. Unregistered land typically refers to land without a formal entry in the Land Registry, meaning there’s no official record of ownership. Unregistered property includes both the land and any buildings on it that lack registration. In practical terms, both need to go through a registration process to have a property registered officially, which secures ownership and provides legal clarity.
Registering with My Conveying Specialist helps ensure that both land and property are documented and protected.
Cost Factors: How Much Does It Cost to Register an Unregistered Property?
The cost to register a property depends on:
Property Value
Higher value properties may incur higher registration fees, usually a percentage of the purchase price or property value.
Type of Registration
Voluntary first registration may have lower fees, compulsory registration may have higher fees. Our specialists can give you an upfront quote based on the value of the property and type of registration.
Additional Services
My Conveying Specialist has a fixed fee in many cases so you know what to expect and no hidden fees.
We save you costs by handling everything from property registration to preparing for future property transactions.
The Process of Registering an Unregistered Property
My Conveying Specialist will handle all the steps in the registration process. Here’s how:
- Gather and Verify Documentation: Collect original title deeds and any other information required to prove ownership, including property address and other documents.
- Complete the Application Form: We will assist in filling out all the required forms, including purchase price, ownership of the property and any other evidence required.
- Submit to the Registry: We will submit and track the registration process to ensure everything is in order.
- Receive Confirmation: After processing, you will receive your registered title, that’s it.
With My Conveying Specialist, the whole process usually takes a few weeks. Our guidance will prevent delays due to missing documentation or misplaced title deeds.
Why Register Unregistered Property
Registering your property has many benefits:
- Legal Security: Avoid adverse possession claims and have a legally binding ownership record. Having registered property is important in property disputes to prove ownership beyond title deeds.
- Easier Sales and Transfers: Registration makes it easier to sell an unregistered property and future transactions. Mortgage lenders and buyers solicitors will require registration to avoid ownership issues.
- Increased Marketability: Registering property makes it more attractive to mortgage lenders and buyer’s solicitors, reducing the chance of significant delays in the sale process. This gives buyers confidence in their investment, knowing the property is recorded and no lost deeds or hidden costs.
FAQs on Property Registration
- How long does it take to register an unregistered property? The time frame varies but the whole process usually takes a few weeks. My Conveying Specialist will speed up the process by handling everything from application form to verifying documentation.
- Can I sell an unregistered property? Yes, but selling unregistered property requires additional proof of ownership which can delay the sale process. Registering first removes this hassle and makes it more attractive to buyers.
- What if my property is in North Point? Regional factors can affect land registration time frame but our team can handle any specific requirements in your area to get it registered on time.
Why My Conveying Specialist?
Choosing My Conveying Specialist for property registration means you get expert guidance, fixed fee and a hassle free process, no hidden costs and no delays. Whether you’re registering an unregistered property for the first time or need help with voluntary first registration, we’re here for you.
Register your property now? Contact My Conveying Specialist today for a free quote.