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HM Land Registry: Registration Services fees

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HM Land Registry: Registration Services fees

How to pay fees

How to pay fees

You can pay for services and substantive applications by:

  • variable Direct Debit, if you have a Business e-services account
  • cheque or postal order - make payable to ‘HM Land Registry’ and send with your application to our standard address

When paying by cheque:

  • write out the amount payable in words on the left-hand side of the cheque and in numbers in the box on the right
  • write out the date in full, for example 7 March 2025
  • make sure you sign the cheque before you send it

It is helpful if you write the title number or address of the property in your application on the back of the cheque.

Your payment may be delayed if you do not fill in your cheque correctly.

Example

The wording "Pay HM Land Registry one hundred and fifty pounds and seventy-five pence" is written on the left side of the cheque. The date "7 March 2025" is written on the top right of the cheque, with the amount "£150.75" written in numbers in the box on the right side under the date. The signature is underneath the amount.

HM Land Registry statutory fees are not subject to Value Added Tax (VAT).

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