Follow the steps to complete the Un4 form online.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in your editor.
2. Fill in the particulars of the local authority serving the property. Specify where council tax or business rates are normally paid.
3. Provide the title number(s) of the property you are applying to have the unilateral notice removed.
4. In this section, place an 'X' in the box to indicate your application to cancel the unilateral notice. Include a brief description of the area affected, for example, ‘edged red on the attached plan’.
5. State the date of the notice as indicated in the register and provide the full names of the beneficiary or beneficiaries of the notice to be cancelled. If there are multiple notices registered on the same day, specify which one this application relates to.
6. In this application panel, indicate any fees paid. Confirm that currently no fee is payable for cancellation.
7. List all documents you are lodging with the form. If you are a conveyancer, indicate that you hold evidence, otherwise attach it with your application.
8. Provide the full name of the person applying for the cancellation. If a conveyancer is submitting, this must be the name of the client.
9. Fill in your address and provide a phone number for contact, ensuring to also include an email address if available.
10. In the status of the applicant section, select the appropriate choice regarding the registration of the estate/charge affected by the unilateral notice.
11. Ensure you or your conveyancer signs the application to validate it. Include the date of signing.
12. Finally, review all entered information for accuracy, then save your changes, download, print, or share the form as needed.

Complete your Un4 form online today and ensure your application is processed smoothly.