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Updating the name on your property deeds shouldn’t be complicated. Whether you’ve changed your name after marriage, divorce, or for personal reasons, Property Swift makes the entire process quick, secure, and fully compliant with HM Land Registry requirements.

With our digital-first service, you can update your name on the title register without paperwork, appointments, or solicitor fees — all from the comfort of your home.

What Does “Change of Name on Property Deeds” Mean?

A Change of Name is a legal update to the information held on your property’s title register.

Common reasons include:

  • Marriage (adding your married name)
  • Divorce (reverting to a previous name)
  • Deed poll name changes
  • Spelling corrections or administrative errors
  • Updating outdated or inconsistent identification data

Once updated, HM Land Registry will issue an amended title showing your correct legal name.

This ensures your identity, ownership, and legal documents are all aligned.

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Property Title Register

Why Choose Property Swift for Your Change of Name?

Property Swift connects directly to HM Land Registry through the official Business e-Services portal. This allows us to submit your transfer forms digitally, run accuracy checks instantly, and respond quickly to any Land Registry queries. Ensuring a more timely and accurate service.

Faster Than Solicitors
While traditional solicitors take weeks, our digital workflow completes the process quickly and efficiently.

No In-Person Meetings or Paper Signatures
Everything is handled securely online.

Specialist in Property Deed Updates
We’re built specifically for title updates, property transfers, and ownership changes.

Lower Cost with Higher Convenience
No hourly legal fees — only one transparent price.

Globally Accessible
You can update your property deeds from anywhere in the world.

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