HM Land Registry

In short: The registry states the matter has been referred to one of its lawyers, which will cause a delay; no documents or reasons are given.

Sent a chaser to HM Land Registry (deadline 28 Oct 2026).

Sent a request for information to HM Land Registry (deadline 28 Oct 2026).

In short: An automated reply confirms receipt of the enquiry and gives standard response-time information.

Sent a request for information to HM Land Registry.

In short: The records team confirms an internal application has been opened to investigate and correct a possible error.

Sent a request for information to HM Land Registry.

In short: The records team acknowledges a subject access request and states a statutory deadline of 28 October 2026.

In short: The institution states the email address is not the correct contact method and asks for resubmission via the online form.

In short: Automated acknowledgement confirming the correspondence has been passed to a caseworker for consideration.

Sent a letter to HM Land Registry.

In short: Automated acknowledgement confirming receipt of the preservation notice, with general information on statutory response timescales.

Sent a request for information to HM Land Registry (deadline 28 Oct 2026).

In short: Automated acknowledgement confirming receipt, outlining FOI/EIR and subject access timescales, and redirecting registration enquiries elsewhere.

In short: The institution confirms receipt of the enquiry and states it has been referred to the appropriate team.

Sent a clarification to HM Land Registry.

Sent a request for information to HM Land Registry.

In short: Automated acknowledgement confirms receipt of the enquiry with no substantive information provided.

In short: Automated bounce stating the email address is unsupported and redirecting the requester to general contact help pages.

Sent a request for information to HM Land Registry.

In short: Automated reply again states incorrect contact details were used and redirects to the online contact form.

In short: Automated reply repeats redirection to the online contact form due to outdated email routing.

Sent a chaser to HM Land Registry.

Sent a chaser to HM Land Registry.

In short: Automated reply states incorrect contact details were used and directs the requester to an online contact form.

Sent a request for information to HM Land Registry.

In short: Automated notice delivers an attached official letter as a PDF requiring Adobe Reader to view.

Sent a request for information to HM Land Registry.

In short: Notifies the requester of another attached official letter concerning the title without disclosing its contents.

Sent a chaser to HM Land Registry.

Sent a request for information to HM Land Registry.

Sent a request for information to HM Land Registry.

Sent a request for information to HM Land Registry.

Sent a letter to HM Land Registry.

Sent a preservation notice to HM Land Registry.

Sent a request for information to HM Land Registry.

Sent a request for information to HM Land Registry.

In short: Notifies the requester of an attached official letter concerning the title without disclosing its contents.

Sent a complaint to HM Land Registry.

In short: Automated notification forwarding another official PDF letter concerning the title.

Sent a letter to HM Land Registry.

In short: Automated notification forwarding a further official PDF letter concerning the title.

Sent a request for an internal review to HM Land Registry.

In short: Confirms information on the title is held but states it must be accessed through statutory land registration routes, not FOIA.

Sent a complaint to HM Land Registry.

In short: Automated notification forwarding an official PDF letter concerning an application or property interest.

Sent a letter to HM Land Registry.

Sent a clarification to HM Land Registry (deadline 16 Mar 2026).

In short: States the supplied information is insufficient to locate the title number and redirects to Customer Support for assistance.

In short: The records team asks for the title number and states the requested register information may fall outside FOIA/EIR routes.

In short: An automated reply confirms receipt of correspondence and restates statutory response timescales.

Sent a clarification to HM Land Registry (deadline 16 Mar 2026).

Sent a request for information to HM Land Registry (deadline 16 Mar 2026).

In short: An automated notice forwards an attached official PDF letter or requisition without describing its content.

Sent a letter to HM Land Registry.

In short: The records team confirms receipt of the emails and states the matter has been referred to a senior officer for review.

Sent a clarification to HM Land Registry.

Sent a complaint to HM Land Registry.

Sent a request for information to HM Land Registry.