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How to check property ownership

pasquale83 · 2016-02-03 06:55:11

Last year I purchased a property and the solicitor registered it to the land registry for me. However, I didn't get any paper from him or the land registry to show I am the owner of the house now. I know I can ask the solicitor, but I am wondering if there is an independent way to check this. Thanks!

03-02-2016 6:55am

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pasquale83

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Last year I purchased a property and the solicitor registered it to the land registry for me. However, I didn't get any paper from him or the land registry to show I am the owner of the house now.

I know I can ask the solicitor, but I am wondering if there is an independent way to check this.

Thanks!

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#2 03-02-2016 9:00am

fyfe79

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Assuming you have a mortgage on the property, don't the deeds get sent to your mortgage provider as collatoral? When the debt is repaid in full, they'll send you the deeds.

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#3 03-02-2016 9:02am

gumgum1

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Hi you can check the land registry yourself . It cost 5 euro and you can see if the land is in your name

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