• Names On Land Registry

    By Guest on 09th Feb 2017

    My husbands ex signed an ID1 3 months ago with a solicitor we paid for in charge, they set up everything & the mortgage is now in our names. They are saying now the land registry wont accept this, but my husbands ex wont sign another one. Where does this leave us?

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    By Guest on 10/02/2017

    What are they saying is wrong with the ID1 form? Was the ex paid any money for her share?

  • By Guest on 10/02/2017

    the land registry will not accept the id form because its out of day

  • By Guest on 11/02/2017

    I see. It is true that the form must be no older than 3 months old when it is submitted to Land Registry. Your solicitors do have the option to confirm by ticking a particular box on the AP1 (the form they submit to register the transfer) that they have satisfied themselves as to the identity of the ex. You could ask if they are prepared to do this. You should also ask why the ID1 form was allowed to expire - was it that your conveyancer was late in submitting the application or that there was some unforeseen delay between getting it signed and completing the transaction? It's normal to ask for the ID1 at the back end of the transaction because of the risk of expiry

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