Government news, all in one place

Customers will receive more application results online from 13 July

Wednesday, 08 July 2015
13:00
news_story
Customers will receive more application results online from 13 July
We plan to activate e-Despatch on 13 July and enhance the portal PDF download area.

We have been sending customers who have portal accounts the majority of their application results online for some time.

From 13 July we are adding the ability to return more of our customer’s land registration application results instantly and securely to their Land Registry portal accounts – even if they sent us their application through the post.

If a customer has a Land Registry portal account, nearly all of their application results will be returned online, rather than via the post, with the exception of first registration results and large, complex plans. All customers will continue to receive results of completed first registration applications of unregistered land, and large complex plans in the post.

Customers who do not have portal accounts will continue to receive application results through the post.

We recommend that portal users prepare for receiving additional applications online by:

Application results will be available to view in the portal PDF download area for 30 calendar days (inclusive of the application completion date).

Customers who don’t have portal accounts can sign up to the portal for quicker, secure online transactions.

Whether customers have a portal account or not, all postal applications should be sent to our central PO Box/DX address to ensure they are received, and entered on the daylist as quickly as possible.

Share this article: Twitter Email

Related Articles

Department for Science, Innovation and Technology Government breaks down barriers to help more women and girls enter the tech sector

Prime Minister's Office, 10 Downing Street Protecting families from heating oil profiteering is top of the Prime Minister's agenda as he visits Belfast

Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office The UK is putting women and girls at the heart of everything that we do, from development to diplomacy: UK National statement at the UN Commission on the Status of Women General Discussion

Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office The draft Russian resolution does nothing to address the concerns of those in the region who have faced unprovoked and unjustifiable attacks: UK Explanation of Vote at the UN Security Council

Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office The adoption of this resolution sends a clear message from the Council condemning Iran’s reckless attacks against the Gulf States and Jordan: UK Explanation of Vote at the UN Security Council

Prime Minister's Office, 10 Downing Street PM call with G7 leaders: 11 March 2026

Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs Bird flu (avian influenza): latest situation in England

Environment Agency EA secures £430k for charity after multiple pollution incidents

UK Health Security Agency Midwives remain the most trusted source of information on pregnancy vaccination

Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office Nothing can justify Russia’s ongoing breaches of international law and OSCE principles in Ukraine: UK statement to the OSCE

Share This


Enjoyed this? Why not share it with others if you've found it useful by using one of the tools below: