Describe what you would do with the title information document once it has been received from the Land Registry.

• A. Check the new details of owners and charge are correct - If not, request Land Registry to amend
• B. Send a copy to a neighbor
• C. Delete it
• D. Ignore

Answer: (A)

When you receive the title information document, the essential step is to verify the registered details, especially who owns the property and what charges or encumbrances exist. Compare these entries with the contract, the client’s instructions, and any supporting deeds to ensure everything aligns. If you spot inaccuracies—such as an incorrect owner name or an unrecorded charge—you should request amendments from the Land Registry so the title reflects the true position before moving forward. This check protects the client’s interests and helps ensure a smooth transfer or mortgage. It wouldn’t be appropriate to send it to a neighbor, delete it, or ignore it. Keep a record of any amendments requested and their outcomes.