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The Land Registration Fee Order 2021

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Article 9

SCHEDULE 3

PART 1FIXED FEE APPLICATIONS

Fee
(1) To register any of the following:
(a) a standard form of restriction contained in Schedule 4 to the rules
(b) a notice
(c) a new or additional beneficiary of a unilateral notice
(d) an obligation to make further advances under rule 108
(e) an agreement of a maximum amount of security under rule 109
(f) an alteration of priority of registered charges under rule 102
Fee for up to three registered titles affected
– where the application is by electronic means……………….…………………….£20
– where the application is by other permitted means………….……………………£40
Additional fee for each subsequent registered title affected
– where the application is by electronic means………………………………………£10
– where the application is by other permitted means………………………………...£20

Provided that

(i)

no such fee is payable if, in relation to each registered title affected, the application is accompanied by a scale fee application or another application which attracts a fee under this paragraph, and

(ii)

no such fee is payable to register a notice in respect of a lease which would otherwise fall within paragraph 1 of Schedule 3 to the Act if the application accompanies an application for the registration of the grant of an easement contained in the lease.

(2) To register a restriction in a form not contained in Schedule 4 to the rules – for each registered title
(a) where the application is by electronic means……………………………………£45
(b) where the application is by other permitted means……………………………...£90
(3) To register a caution against first registration……………………...……………...£40
(4) To alter the cautions register – for each individual caution register………………£40
(5) To close or partly close a registered leasehold or a registered rentcharge title other than on surrender – for each registered title closed or partly closed
(a) where the application is by electronic means……………………………………£20
(b) where the application is by other permitted means……………………………£40
Provided that no such fee is payable if the application is accompanied by a scale fee application.
(6) To upgrade from one class of registered title to another
(a) where the application is by electronic means……………………………………£20
(b) where the application is by other permitted means……………………………£40
Provided that no such fee is payable if the application is accompanied by a scale fee application.
(7) To cancel a notice under rule 87 in respect of an unregistered lease or an unregistered rentcharge which has determined – for each registered title affected
(a) where the application is by electronic means……………………………………£20
(b) where the application is by other permitted means……………………………...£40
Provided that no such fee is payable if the application is accompanied by a scale fee application.
(8) To enter or remove a record of a defect in title pursuant to section 64(1) of the Act
(a) where the application is by electronic means……………………………………£20
(b) where the application is by other permitted means……………………………...£40
Provided that no such fee is payable if the application is accompanied by a scale fee application.
(9) For an order in respect of a restriction under section 41(2) of the Act – for each registered title affected
(a) where the application is by electronic means……………………………………£20
(b) where the application is by other permitted means……………………………...£40
(10) To register a person in adverse possession of a registered estate – for each registered title affected ……………………………………………………….…………£130
(11) To register a person entitled to be notified of an application for adverse possession – for each registered title affected
(a) where the application is by electronic means……………………………………£20
(b) where the application is by other permitted means……………………………...£40
(12) For the determination of the exact line of a boundary under rule 118 – for each application ………………………………………………………………………………£90
(13) To alter the register – for each application
(a) where the application is by electronic means……………………………………£20
(b) where the application is by other permitted means…………………………….£40
(14) For an entry in the register under rule 79A (right to manage by an RTM company) – for each application
(a) where the application is by electronic means……………………………………£20
(b) where the application is by other permitted means……………………………...£40
(15) To register a freehold estate in land as a freehold estate in commonhold land which is not accompanied by a statement under section 9(1)(b) of the CLRA
(a) up to 20 commonhold units …………………………………………………….£40
(b) for every 20 commonhold units, or up to 20 commonhold units, thereafter…….£10
(16) To add land to a commonhold
(a) adding land to the common parts title …………………………………………..£40
(b) adding land to a commonhold unit ……………………………………………...£40
(c) adding commonhold units
– up to 20 commonhold units …………………………………………………..........£40
– for every 20 commonhold units, or up to 20 commonhold units, thereafter……….£10
(17) To apply for a freehold estate in land to cease to be registered as a freehold estate in commonhold land during the transitional period, as defined in the CLRA……£40
(18) To register a freehold estate in land as a freehold estate in commonhold land, which is accompanied by a statement under section 9(1)(b) of the CLRA – for each commonhold unit converted ………..……...………………………..…………………..£40
(19) To register an amended commonhold community statement which changes the extent of the common parts or any commonhold unit
(a) for the common parts ……..……………………………………………….……£40
(b) for up to three commonhold units ………………………………………....……£40
(c) for each subsequent commonhold unit ………………………..……………..….£20
Provided that no such fee shall be payable if, in relation to each registered title affected, the application is accompanied by a scale fee application or another application that attracts a fee under this Part.
(20) To register an amended commonhold community statement, which does not change the extent of a registered title within the commonhold……………………….…£40
Provided that no such fee shall be payable if, in relation to each registered title affected, the application is accompanied by a scale fee application or another application that attracts a fee under this Part.
(21) To register an alteration of the memorandum or articles of association of a commonhold association ………………………………………...……………………...£40
(22) A termination application under section 46 of the CLRA – for each registered title affected .……………………………………………..……………………………...£40
(23) To note the surrender of a development right under section 58 of the CLRA.......£40
(24) For the registrar to designate a document an exempt information document
(a) where the application is by electronic means……………………………………£12
(b) where the application is by other permitted means……………………………...£25

PART 2APPLICATIONS – INSPECTION AND COPYING

(1) For inspection by electronic means:
(a) of an individual register ...………………………………………………….........£3
(b) of a title plan …………………………………………………………………….£3
(c) of a document referred to in an individual register or kept by the registrar which relates to an application to the registrar.……………………………….£3
(d) of the individual register and title plan of a commonhold common parts title – for each registered title………………………...…….…………………………..£3
(e) of an individual caution register…………………………………………………£3
(f) of a caution plan ………………………………………………………………...£3
(2) For inspection by other permitted means:
(a) of an individual register …………………………………………………………£7
(b) of a title plan …………………………………………………………………….£7
(c) of a document referred to in an individual register or kept by the registrar which relates to an application to the registrar………………………………….£7
(d) of the individual register and title plan of a commonhold common parts title – for each registered title………………………………..…………………………£7
(e) of an individual caution register ………………………………………………...£7
(f) of a caution plan ………………………………………………………………...£7
(3) For an official copy in respect of a registered title:
(a) for each individual register
(i) where the application is by electronic means…............................................£3
(ii) where the application is by other permitted means…………………………£7
(b) for each title plan
(i) where the application is by electronic means.……………………………...£3
(ii) where the application is by other permitted means………............................£7
(c) for each commonhold common parts individual register and title plan
(i) where the application is by electronic means………………………………£3
(ii) where the application is by other permitted means………............................£7
(4) For an official copy in respect of the cautions register:
(a) for each individual caution register
(i) where the application is by electronic means………………………………£3
(ii) where the application is by other permitted means…………………………£7
(b) for each caution plan
(i) where the application is by electronic means………………………………£3
(ii) where the application is by other permitted means…………………………£7
(5) For an official copy of a document referred to in an individual register or kept by the registrar which relates to an application to the registrar – for each document
(a) where the application is by electronic means……………………………………£3
(b) where the application is by other permitted means…………..………………….£7
(6) For a copy of an historical edition:
(a) of an individual register, for each edition
(i) where the application is by electronic means ……………………………...£3
(ii) where the application is by other permitted means…………………………£7
(b) of a title plan, for each edition
(i) where the application is by electronic means ……………………………...£3
(ii) where the application is by other permitted means ………………………...£7

PART 3APPLICATIONS - SEARCHES

(1) For an official search by electronic means of an individual register or of a pending first registration application – for each title …………….……………………..£3
(2) For an official search by electronic means of an individual register by a mortgagee for the purpose of section 56(3) of the Family Law Act 1996(1) …………..£3
(3) For an official search of an individual register or of a pending first registration application other than as described in paragraphs (1) and (2) – for each title ………….£7
(4) For the issue of a certificate of inspection of a title plan …………………………£7
(5) For an official search of the index map
(a) where no or not more than five registered titles are disclosed…………………..£4
(b) where more than five registered titles are disclosed
(i) for the first five titles………………………………………………………..£4
(ii) for every ten titles, or up to ten titles, thereafter……………………………£2
(6) For a search of the index of proprietors’ names – for each name…………………£11
(7) For an official search of the index of relating franchises and manors – for each administrative area
(a) where the application is by electronic means ………………………...................£3
(b) where the application is by other permitted means……………...........................£7

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