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Guidance: Overseas entities (PG78)

Land Registry

July 10
05:00 2023

Certificate OE1 - 1 August 2022

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This guide deals with the registration requirements for overseas entities, in particular the requirements when they differ from those for UK companies. The guide also includes some information about overseas companies, overseas limited liability partnerships and foreign states.

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Published 31 July 2017
Last updated 10 July 2023 +show all updates
  1. We have updated practice guide 78 to include section 3.6.4, setting out our requirements for adding an overseas entity ID to the register as a standalone application by a means other than the Digital Registration Service (DRS), bulk applications or Business Gateway connected software.

  2. Section 3.6 has been added to provide guidance on how OE IDs can be added to the register as standalone applications.

  3. Section 3.4.2 has been amended to clarify that no application is required to remove a ROE or transitional ROE restriction if an overseas company is being removed from the register, so long as satisfactory evidence of compliance has been provided. Section 4.1 has been amended as a result of

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