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Use this form if you are a corporate body and not a conveyancer or UK financial institution and you are sending one of the following applications to HM Land Registry:
transfers (whether or not for value)
transfers and deeds relating to the appointment or retirement of trustees
leases (whether or not for value) that are being registered
Published 15 March 2013 Last updated 5 February 2024 +show all updates
We are making a couple of minor amendments to the form as a result of the amendment to form ID3 and the withdrawal of form ID4. We are also amending panel 4 to clarify that, if the application is being lodged electronically, a scan of both sides of the photo also need to be lodged.
Form ID2 has been amended as we have agreed with the Council for Licensed Conveyancers (CLC) that CLC-regulated licensed probate practitioners can verify identity even though they may not be conveyancers or solicitors.
We have amended the form as we have decided to continue with the practice we introduced in May 2020 as a result of coronavirus (COVID-19).
The guidance notes in the form have been amended to remove reference to European (EU) Data Protection Law.
The form has been amended to be used in conjunction with new, temporary form ID5 introduced as a result of the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.
