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How to assent a property to someone named in a will
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Dealing with property when the sole owner has died is not easy. It’s often a difficult time for family and friends, but there’s usually no need to rush. Take your time, seek legal advice and if you want to and feel ready to make an application to us, our videos have been created to help.
We always recommend you seek legal advice, but If the person who has died left land or property to one or more people named in a will, this video will help you make the application to us to carry out their wishes.
Other videos in the series:
What to do when the sole owner of a property dies
What to do when a joint owner of property dies
How to note the death of a registered proprietor
How to register a personal representative as property owner
How to transfer a property to someone not named in a will (a third party)
Chapters
0:7 What is ‘assent’
0:22 Probate and personal representatives
0:44 Is the property registered with HM Land Registry?
1:05 Check the property title register
1:18 Transferring property to the beneficiaries of a will
1:37 Form AS1
2:26 Form AP1
2.56 Panel 4 of the form AP1
3:16 Fees
6:15 Other documents you need to send
6:32 Providing identity evidence
6:51 Help in completing our forms
7:09 Evidence to support your application
7:30 ‘Cherished’ documents
7:49 Certifying a document (HM Land Registry applications only)
8:50 Before you send your application
9:35 Form AS1 as a deed
9:57 Where to send your application
10:20 Helpful tips
10:43 More information
Links:
Registering land or property with HM Land Registry:
Form AS1:
Guidance: completing form AS1:
Video: How to complete form AS1:
Form AP1:
Guidance: completing form AP1:
Video: How to complete form AP1:
HM Land Registry: Registration fees:
HMLR YouTube playlist: Public Guidance:
Video: Completing form ID1:
Video: Completing form ID3:
Practice Guide 67:
HM Land Registry address for applications:
HM Land Registry training hub:
What to do when someone dies: step by step:
Citizens Advice: Dealing with the financial affairs of someone who has died:
We always recommend you seek legal advice, but If the person who has died left land or property to one or more people named in a will, this video will help you make the application to us to carry out their wishes.
Other videos in the series:
What to do when the sole owner of a property dies
What to do when a joint owner of property dies
How to note the death of a registered proprietor
How to register a personal representative as property owner
How to transfer a property to someone not named in a will (a third party)
Chapters
0:7 What is ‘assent’
0:22 Probate and personal representatives
0:44 Is the property registered with HM Land Registry?
1:05 Check the property title register
1:18 Transferring property to the beneficiaries of a will
1:37 Form AS1
2:26 Form AP1
2.56 Panel 4 of the form AP1
3:16 Fees
6:15 Other documents you need to send
6:32 Providing identity evidence
6:51 Help in completing our forms
7:09 Evidence to support your application
7:30 ‘Cherished’ documents
7:49 Certifying a document (HM Land Registry applications only)
8:50 Before you send your application
9:35 Form AS1 as a deed
9:57 Where to send your application
10:20 Helpful tips
10:43 More information
Links:
Registering land or property with HM Land Registry:
Form AS1:
Guidance: completing form AS1:
Video: How to complete form AS1:
Form AP1:
Guidance: completing form AP1:
Video: How to complete form AP1:
HM Land Registry: Registration fees:
HMLR YouTube playlist: Public Guidance:
Video: Completing form ID1:
Video: Completing form ID3:
Practice Guide 67:
HM Land Registry address for applications:
HM Land Registry training hub:
What to do when someone dies: step by step:
Citizens Advice: Dealing with the financial affairs of someone who has died:
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