How to complete form TR1

Use form TR1 to transfer:
•the whole of the property in one or more registered titles to or from one or more persons

•property being registered for the first time

To transfer part of a registered title, such as an area of the garden, use form TP1 instead.

*Please note:*

This video assumes the property is already registered with us. For more information see Registering land or property with HM Land Registry

Use black ink and block capitals to fill out the form.

You don’t have to use a solicitor or other legal adviser to complete the form and send it to us, but the help we can give you is limited. We cannot give you legal advice.

If a mortgage is involved, the lender may insist you use a solicitor or licensed conveyancer.

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Chapters

0:06 When to use form TR1

0:52 When to use form TP1

1:25 Use form TR1 –examples

2:17 What to send with the TR1

3:15 Download a copy of form TR1

3:36 Panel 1 – title number

4:01 Your title deeds

4:48 Top tip: Check the title deeds: How to read a title register and title plan

5:19 Panel 2 - property

5:36 Panel 3 – date

5:48 Panel 4 – transferor(s)

6:36 Certify a document (for HMLR)

7:17 Panel 5 – transferee(s)

7:54 Panel 6 – transferee’s address for service

9:03 Panel 7 – transfer

9:12 Panel 8 – the consideration

10:02 Panel 9 – title guarantees

11:02 Panel 10 – declaration of trust

12:23 Panel 11 – additional provisions

12:49 Panel 12 – execution

14:30 back to panel 3 (date)

14:47 the transfer becomes a deed

15:05 check

15:27 send: HM Land Registry address for applications

15:47 Tips: HM Land Registry training hub

More useful guidance:

Guidance and links to form ID1:
Guidance and links to form ID2:
Guidance and links to form ID3:
HM Land Registry public guidance:
HM Land Registry: Registration fees:
HM Land Registry plans:

Joint property ownership:
What kind of joint ownership do I have?
Find your property title number:
How to read a title register and title plan:
Practice guide 8 – execution of deeds:
HM Land Registry address for applications: