Land Registry Information Hub

Learn how to check property ownership, title deeds, and boundaries — and get official documents in minutes.

How to Find Out Who Owns a Property in the UK

Find out who legally owns a property and how to check ownership in minutes.

How to get title deeds online

Get official property documents online and understand what you actually need.

How to get a copy of the title register

Learn how to access the official record that confirms property ownership.

How to check property boundaries UK

See how to check property boundaries and what the Title Plan actually shows.

What does a title register show?

Understand exactly what information is included in a Title Register.

What is a title plan?

Learn what a Title Plan shows and how it helps identify property boundaries.

Freehold vs leasehold explained

Understand the difference between freehold and leasehold ownership in simple terms.

Can you see who owns a property UK?

Find out if property ownership is public and how to access it legally.

How to find property deeds UK

Learn how to locate property deeds and which documents you actually need.

How to Find a Title Number in the UK

Find out what a title number is, where to find it, and why it matters.

Can You Check Property Ownership for Free in the UK?

See what property information is available for free and what requires official records.

What Happens If a Property Is Unregistered in the UK?

Learn what it means if a property is unregistered and what happens next.

How Long Does Land Registry Take?

Understand which property documents are available quickly and which processes take longer.

How to Find the Owner of Unregistered Land

Learn how ownership of unregistered land is traced and why it is harder to confirm than registered property.

How to Search for Land with No Address

Find out how to identify land without a postal address using a map-based search.

How to Check if a Property Has a Mortgage

See how to check whether a mortgage or legal charge is recorded against a property.