As of 13 August 2026, AI cannot fill in your HM Land Registry forms.

What to actually do

1. Hand it to a person

   The route this page recommends

   Someone with a licence or accountable authority has to sign this before it counts.

2. Use a tool built for this

   Second choice

3. Do it yourself

   The distant third

   A chat interface gets you a draft, but you cannot verify it yourself. That is the catch.

   How to actually do it

   1. Open the relevant current HM Land Registry form and its GOV.UK guidance, and save copies showing the full instructions and every page of the form.
   2. Gather the title register, transfer or contract documents, mortgage or lender instructions, identity or certificate documents, and transaction facts that the form or guidance specifically requests.
   3. Remove unnecessary personal data from the copies, then paste the form, relevant official guidance and redacted facts into a chatbot using the prompt.
   4. Ask the chatbot to identify the form and produce a field-by-field draft, stopping where the form or guidance does not support an answer.
   5. Compare every drafted entry against the original documents and official guidance, and correct names, title numbers, dates, addresses, ownership details and declarations yourself.
   6. Take the completed draft and all supporting documents to a UK conveyancer or solicitor if the transaction involves a transfer, restriction, lender, trust, lease, identity issue or any uncertainty.
   7. Only after the responsible person has checked the application, complete any required signatures, witnessing or certification and submit it through the official HM Land Registry process.

   Prompt

   I need help preparing UK HM Land Registry form(s).
   
   Use only the information I provide and the official HM Land Registry or GOV.UK guidance that I paste into this chat. Do not rely on memory for current requirements. Do not invent facts, signatures, dates, addresses, title numbers, consideration amounts, lender details, ownership details or certificates.
   
   First, tell me what each supplied form appears to be for and list the information and supporting documents it normally requires. If you have not been given enough information to identify the correct form or complete an entry, stop and ask focused questions rather than guessing.
   
   Then produce:
   1. A field-by-field draft, clearly labelled as a draft and keeping the form's original section names and order.
   2. A list of every field left blank and why it cannot be completed from the information supplied.
   3. A list of each answer that must be checked against the title register, transfer deed, mortgage documents, identity evidence or official guidance.
   4. A final list of actions before submission, including who must sign, witness or certify anything, where applicable.
   
   Do not tell me that the form is ready to submit. Do not sign for me, create a signature, choose a legal declaration, or decide which option applies where the facts are unclear. Flag anything that needs a UK conveyancer or solicitor. This is not professional advice.
   
   Form and official guidance:
   [PASTE THE CURRENT HM LAND REGISTRY FORM AND RELEVANT GOV.UK GUIDANCE HERE]
   
   My transaction facts:
   [PASTE ONLY THE FACTS NEEDED FOR THIS FORM, WITH UNNECESSARY PERSONAL DATA REDACTED]

   Open it prefilled in ChatGPT or Claude, or copy it into Gemini, which takes no prefill link.