Process
From a box of old deeds to a registered title, in four clear steps — with a regulated specialist doing the legal work and you in control throughout.
Tell us the property address and what you know about the deeds. We confirm the right route for your situation and answer your questions — no obligation to go further.
If registration is the right move, we introduce you to an SRA-regulated solicitor who handles first registration regularly — not as an afterthought. You receive a fixed-fee quote before anything proceeds.
Your solicitor reviews the deeds — or evidences ownership where they’re missing — checks the root of title, resolves any defects, and prepares the FR1 application and plan for HM Land Registry.
HM Land Registry issues your title number and title plan. Your ownership is on the register, your boundaries mapped, and you’re eligible for the free Property Alert fraud service.
We handle the check and the introduction. From the moment you’re matched, you deal with the solicitor directly and they are responsible for the legal work. We are not a law firm and don’t give legal advice.
Why start here
Most solicitors offer first registration as one line on a long conveyancing menu. We do one thing: match owners of unregistered property with a solicitor who handles voluntary first registration every week — and we tell you honestly whether you need one at all.
Next step
Tell us about your property and we’ll set out the right route — no obligation.
No obligation. We respond within 2 hours during business hours and confirm a specialist solicitor within 24 hours.