What document will the lawyer expect to receive on completion of the registration?

• A. Deed Poll
• B. Copy Title
• C. Mortgage Deed
• D. Title Information Document

Answer: (D)

When registration is completed, the lawyer needs official confirmation from the Land Registry of the new title. The Title Information Document is the document the Land Registry issues to set out the current registered details of the property—who owns it, the title number, a description, and any charges or restrictions affecting the title. It serves as the formal proof of title for the new owner and is what the solicitor will rely on to complete the transfer and inform the client.

A Deed Poll is for changing a person’s name, not evidence of title. A Mortgage Deed relates to securing a loan and isn’t the title record. A Copy Title is simply a duplicate of the register and may not reflect the final updated status as efficiently as the official Title Information Document.