"Land Registry compliant" plan

[Tom]

Hello all - I need to produce a plan for submission to the Land Registry to show the access track to my site. This needs to be "Land Registry compliant" according to my conveyancer, but he doesn't give any more details. What does this mean? I have the unamended plan from the Registry, can I simply draw the track on this? Or do I need to employ a surveyor to do something similar and charge me handsomely for the pleasure?

Many thanks

[ToughButterCup]

The guidance is all online here

[Tom]

Aaah, brilliant, many thanks 👍. So it seems I can use the original title plan and annotate, as long as:

 

9.6 Plans based on an official copy of the title plan

Whether in paper form, or electronic format, plans based on an official copy of the title plan will not normally be rejected providing:

• there are no manual alterations to the official copy that result in the extent being in doubt
• an electronic official copy has not been so distorted by the electronic transmission process, printing and any subsequent copying, that the extent is in doubt

 

[nod]

We contacted the land registry regarding the Boundary on our first build

and was told “We normally rely on estate agents boundary's