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If the Deeds to your property are stored by T G Baynes and you wish to collect these, please email info@tgbaynes.com with the following information:
- Name(s) the property was bought in
- Address of the property
- A day time telephone number
In the event of a death of a client, we will require authority and identification from all the Executors together with a copy of the Death Certificate.
The Deeds must be collected from the firm and we will contact you to arrange a suitable date once the Deeds have been retrieved.
Please note that two pieces of original identification will be required, one from list A and one from list B before the Deeds can be released. The same document cannot be used to confirm both name and address.
List 'A' - (to confirm name)
- Current full signed passport
- Current UK driving licence (full old paper version)
- Current UK photocard driving licence (full or provisional)
- Original notification letter from DWP/Benefits Agency confirming client's rights to benefits
- H.M. Revenue & Customs tax code notification
List 'B' - (to confirm address)
- Current UK photocard driving licence (full or provisional)
- Bank/building society/credit union passbook OR statement NOT MORE THAN 3 MONTHS OLD showing current address
- Current council tax bill
- Local council rent card or tenancy agreement
- Utility bill = not more than 3 months old (NOT RELATED TO MOBILE PHONES)
- Most recent original mortgage statement from a recognised lender
- Original notification letter from DWP/Benefits Agency confirming client's rights to benefits
Please note, if there is a mortgage on the property, it is possible that the lender may be holding the Deeds on your behalf.