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HMLR Service Suspension – 16 & 17 June

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Georgia Owen

HM Land Registry (HMLR) has announced that their online services will be suspended during the 16 and 17 June for essential maintenance.

In order to prepare customers, HMLR has stated that their external services will be unavailable from Saturday 16 00:01 am to Sunday 17 June 11:59 pm to allow for extended maintenance and service tests to take place.

The suspended services will include:

  • All Business e-services that users access through the HMLR portal and Business Gateway, which are:
    • Information Services
    • Land Charges Services
    • Electronic Document Registration Service
    • Network Services
    • Lender Services
  • All online services used to Search for property information, including our new service for basic property searches, customers will not be able to access:
    • Find a property
    • Flood Risk Indicator
    • Property Information Service
    • Property Alert
    • INSPIRE View Services

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