The title register and title plan cost £7 each to download from GOV.UK, or £11 per document for an official copy sent by post. Third-party sites resell the identical documents at a markup, because the data comes from the same register either way.
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Getting title documents: buy them direct from GOV.UK
UK, or £11 per document for an official copy sent by post.
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- Updated 21 September 2026
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What the register actually costs at source
| What you want | Direct from GOV.UK | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Confirm a property is registered, see tenure and description | Free | The property summary on the search service |
| Title register (download) | £7 | Owner, tenure, price paid, covenants, restrictions |
| Title plan (download) | £7 | General boundary on an Ordnance Survey base |
| Official copy by post | £11 per document | The version issued as an official copy |
There is no version of the register that is more complete elsewhere. A reseller cannot obtain a better document than HM Land Registry issues, because HM Land Registry is the register.
What a reseller may legitimately add is packaging — a tidier PDF, a bundle, a summary. Decide whether that is worth the difference, knowing the underlying document is identical.
We do not sell title documents and take nothing from this page. The cheapest correct answer is the government service.
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