Submit an application to change the Land Register APIs

Use this service to help lodge applications with HMLR to update the register or create a new lease or transfer of part

Overview

This new service will help to lodge applications with HMLR to update the register or create a new lease or transfer of part. It will be faster and more responsive than before and help identify errors prior to acceptance of an application. This will result in fewer requisitions and an improved experience for customers.

Using the new service API will mean that applications are only accepted onto the day list when the data provided is both valid and correct. Applications with validation errors will not be accepted. This will significantly reduce the number of avoidable administrative requisitions, identify common mistakes, such as name discrepancies or missing details, and increase our ability to automate applications.

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APIs

Send a document API REST API

The Send a document API allows users to create an upload URL and use it to upload their documents to the HMLR system.

Submit an application API REST API

The Submit an application API allows an application (complete with documentation) to be submitted.

Notifications API REST API

The Notifications API allows users to receive and acknowledge notifications about their applications throughout the submission process.

Application information API REST API

The Application information API provides information about a specific application.

Attach a message API REST API

The Attach a message API allows users to attach text messages to an existing application. This includes replies to correspondence received from HMLR about an application.

Attach a document API REST API

The Attach a document API allows users to attach documents to an existing application. This includes attaching documents to replies sent to HMLR about an application.

Download a document API REST API

The Download a document API provides a way to download documents created by HMLR.

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