Land Registry proof?

[G43FAN]

Land registry plans or titles are £3 from landregistry.gov!

plus an additional £78

£3 is just the fee to carry out a search.

I don’t think that’s correct. I’ve obtained various plans recently for my in-laws and there was no £78 fee - just the £3.

Don't know, I was interested in obtaining some of my details (vaguely interested) and noticed

[gailjon]

We used Smart Home Charge (and had great service from them) and did not have to supply land registry details. However, ours is a detached house with parking. I would imagine that if they believe that there might be some issue with the parking and the house somehow being separated they might need confirmation. On some modern housing developments the parking can be separated from the house even if they are next to each other due to silly planning/registry rules the developers use. I can't help with the fees question.

When did you buy the house? We had a plan of the house with the boundary marked in red when we bought our house 4 years ago so that could be something you could use.

[Hypercube]

I had to provide Land Registry document to SmartHomeCharge. Cost about £3 to download the relevant document from Land Registry website.

[sidehaas]

Well my hundreds of pounds was obviously garbage must have been remembering something else similar from when we last moved.