Form LL fraud restriction

An extra layer of protection against property fraud for registered titles — available through our partner, FormLL.co.uk.

Once registered, add a lock to the door

A Form LL restriction is a voluntary entry on a registered title that requires a conveyancer or solicitor to certify that the person selling or mortgaging the property really is the owner. It’s designed for owners at higher risk of property fraud — for example, if a property is empty, tenanted, or you live abroad.

This applies to registered titles

A Form LL restriction is entered on a title that is already registered. So it’s the natural next step after first registration — first get on the register, then add this extra protection.

This service is provided by our partner FormLL.co.uk, part of the same network. Once your property is registered, we can point you straight to it.

Questions

Frequently asked

Do I need a Form LL restriction if my property isn’t registered?

You’ll want to register first — a Form LL restriction is entered on a registered title. Start with voluntary first registration, then consider adding the restriction.

Who is FormLL.co.uk?

A partner service in the same network as us, focused specifically on Form LL fraud-restriction applications. We introduce you; they handle that specialist service.

Next step

Get a straight answer on your property

Send the address and what you know. We’ll confirm the status, explain your options and — if it helps — introduce a specialist solicitor with a fixed-fee quote.

Make an enquiry How it works

No obligation. We respond within 2 hours during business hours and confirm a specialist solicitor within 24 hours.