Form

IOPN search: verify identity (PN1ID)

Form PN1ID: Evidence of identity when making a search of the index of proprietors' names.

• From: HM Land Registry
• Published: 1 November 2011
• Last updated: 13 May 2024 — See all updates

Applies to England and Wales

Documents

IOPN search: verify identity (PN1ID)

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IOPN search: verify identity (PN1ID)

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Details

Use this form to provide evidence of your identity when you make a search of the index of proprietors’ names (an IOPN search) against a private individual using a PN1 form. You do not need to use a PN1ID form if you are a personal representative, conveyancer, trustee in bankruptcy or Official Receiver.

Address

Send the completed form to:

HM Land Registry
PO Box 292
Plymouth
PL5 9BY

DX 8249 Plymouth 3

More information

Read more information in practice guide 74: searches of the index of proprietors’ names.

Published 1 November 2011
Last updated 13 May 2024 + show all updates

1. 13 May 2024

   We have added and amended some guidance notes to explain how we process customer data.

2. 17 May 2019

   Address for where to send a PN1ID form updated.

3. 8 June 2018

   We have amended a guidance note to explain how we process customer data.

4. 7 April 2016

   The form has been amended as a result of a change to our email addresses.

5. 1 November 2011

   Added translation