Land Registry transfer forms, done for you in 10 minutes, for £69

Answer a few plain-English questions. We find the title, calculate the Land Registry fee and generate the professional grade forms and tailored guidance for your exact transfer — ready to check, sign and submit.

What sets our DIY service apart from a normal solicitor is that we give you the documents needed, but you apply yourself to HM Land Registry using the tailored forms and guidance, and in doing so you avoid using a solicitor and save hundreds of pounds.

Much more than filling in a form

The research, the fee tables and the form-by-form guesswork are the hard part. We remove them.

  • We find the title

    Enter a postcode, pick the property. We look up and check the Land Registry title for you.

  • We calculate the Land Registry fee

    No fee tables to interpret. Your guidance tells you the exact amount to send.

  • We adapt the documents to your transfer

    Gift, sale, a share, adding or removing someone, different ownership shares — your answers decide the forms and the wording.

  • We tell you exactly what happens next

    Who signs, who witnesses, identity checks, what to enclose and where to send it.

Why pay hundreds for a straightforward transfer?

Get the forms and tailored guidance you need to deal with HM Land Registry yourself — for £69.

  • Land Registry forms prepared

    DIY Conveyancing:Completed for you

    On your own:You complete them

    Solicitor / conveyancer:Completed for you

  • Tailored instructions

    DIY Conveyancing:Tailored to your application

    On your own:You research it

    Solicitor / conveyancer:Included

  • Land Registry fee calculated

    DIY Conveyancing:Calculated for you

    On your own:You work it out

    Solicitor / conveyancer:Calculated for you

  • Price

    DIY Conveyancing:£69

    On your own:£0 + your time

    Solicitor / conveyancer:£650–£950+

Conveyancer fees are indicative and vary by firm. Every route pays HM Land Registry’s own fee (from £45, typically £45–£195) and for identity verification.

How it works

  1. 1

    Tell us about the property about 2 minutes

    Postcode, then pick the address. We look up and check the title, detect freehold or leasehold, and switch to the first-registration forms if the property isn't registered yet.

  2. 2

    Tell us who's involved and what's changing about 5–8 minutes

    Current owners, new owners, and whether it's a gift, a payment, a share or a buy-out. We work out the fee and whether a Stamp Duty (or Welsh LTT) return is needed.

  3. 3

    Pay £69 and download immediately

    Your pack is generated and emailed: TR1 and AP1 (or FR1 and DL for an unregistered property), draft ID forms, and tailored guidance. PDF and Word.

What happens behind the questions

  1. Postcode

  2. Property found

  3. Title found

  4. Questions answered

  5. Documents generated

What you get for £69

Completed for your transaction

  • TR1 transfer deed
  • AP1 Land Registry application (FR1 and DL if the property isn't registered)
  • Draft ID1 and ID3 forms for each person who needs one
  • Tailored step-by-step guidance notes

Delivered immediately

  • PDF copies ready to print
  • Editable Word copies
  • Downloaded immediately and emailed to you

Not generic templates. Your documents are generated from the answers you give us about your property and your transfer. HM Land Registry charges its own registration fee, from £45 and typically £45–£195, paid directly to them.

Once you’ve downloaded your pack

  1. 1

    Check your pack

    You have PDF and editable Word copies of everything.

  2. 2

    Sign and witness the transfer

    Your guidance shows who signs, and who can witness.

  3. 3

    Complete any identity verification

    We'll prepare your draft ID1/ID3 forms as part of your £69 pack. You can then have your identity verified by a local solicitor or other suitably qualified professional, or book an online identity check for £79 per person. Identity verification is a separate service and is not included in the £69 fee.

  4. 4

    Send the application to HM Land Registry

    Your guidance tells you exactly what to include, the fee to pay and where to send it.

Is DIY Conveyancing right for your transfer?

Works well for

  • Adding or removing someone from the title
  • Gifting a property or a share of it
  • Changing the shares in which you own it
  • Agreed transfers following separation
  • Straightforward transfers where no lender has to approve or fund anything

You’ll need professional help if

  • A mortgage lender must approve or fund the transfer
  • A buy-out paid for with a new mortgage
  • Splitting off a physical piece of land (form TP1)
  • A dispute, or an unusual title problem
  • You need personalised legal or tax advice

England and Wales only. Divorce and estate transfers are coming in September 2026. Not sure? Call 0330 043 0355 before you start.

Ready to prepare your transfer?

About 10 minutes. £69 once. No account required.

Not sure? Call 0330 043 0355

DIY Conveyancing is a self-service document-generation platform operated by DIY Conveyancing Ltd. It is not a law firm. We do not act for you or provide personalised legal advice.