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Easteregg
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23 Sep 12 #357390 by Easteregg

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I am currently transferring a piece of land into my sole name as part of my divorce settlement. I am doing this without a solicitor to save costs. My ex husbands solicitors have returned the signed TR1 form to me but it is a photo copy. Is this acceptable by the land registry or does it need to be an origional. Many thanks for your help in anticipation.

dukey
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23 Sep 12 #357419 by dukey

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I don`t actually know, many TR1`s fly about on wiki but as far as i know its always the original that goes to land registry, a quick call to them should clear it up, oh and let us know the answer.

Easteregg
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23 Sep 12 #357508 by Easteregg

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Thank you, I will call them tomorrow and let you know the answer, they have always been so helpful in the past.

Easteregg
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24 Sep 12 #357705 by Easteregg

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Just to confirm what the Land Registry have said about the TR1 form being a photo copy. It is ok so long as the signitures on it are not part of the photo copy, but are ogigional. Just though I would let you know for future reference.

dukey
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24 Sep 12 #357713 by dukey

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You dear lady are a star, many thanks for letting us all know

This answer will stay on site and with luck will help many others in the future.

Once again thank you for taking the time.

Easteregg
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25 Sep 12 #357860 by Easteregg

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It is good to be able to help, this site has helped me so much through such a difficult time of my life. Thank you.

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