Get Fr1.pdf. First Registration Application

Filling out the FR1.pdf, the First Registration Application, is an essential step in registering a property. This guide provides comprehensive and clear instructions to assist you in completing the form accurately and efficiently.

Follow the steps to complete your First Registration Application.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
2. Begin by entering the property details. In the designated field, insert the full address along with the postcode, or provide a descriptive identifier for the property if applicable, such as 'land adjoining 2 Acacia Avenue'.
3. Indicate the local authority serving the property. Select the appropriate local authority from the list provided to ensure accurate processing of your application.
4. In the next section, attach the current edition plan of the Ordnance Survey map showing the extent of the land to be registered, and enter the reference number of the plan, for example 'edged red'.
5. Choose the class of title you are applying for by placing an 'X' in the appropriate box, selecting between options like absolute freehold, good leasehold, possessory freehold, etc.
6. Enter the price paid or value of the property in pounds (£), and ensure you accurately calculate the fees using the fees calculator provided on the relevant website.
7. Complete the sections for the applicant's details. This includes inserting the full names of the individuals or companies applying, and for companies, include the registered number and territory of incorporation if applicable.
8. Fill out the address(es) for service. Each proprietor may provide up to three addresses for communication, including one postal address.
9. Indicate the details of any charges against the property, inputting the name and address of the charge's proprietor, along with their registered information.
10. If applicable, disclose any overriding interests that might affect the estate by placing an 'X' in the relevant box and including additional details if necessary.
11. Include the confirmation of identity as required, especially if the application is submitted without a conveyancer.
12. Ensure that the application is signed either by a conveyancer acting on behalf of the applicants or, if no conveyancer is involved, by each applicant.
13. Review the completed form carefully for accuracy. Once satisfied, save any changes made. You can choose to download, print, or share the form as necessary.

Complete your First Registration Application online today for a smooth registration process.