Updated October 2026 · Fraser Bond
Legal · Forms
Title restriction forms
RX3cancel
RX4withdraw
RX1apply
Complyoften easier
In short: Which Land Registry form you need depends on what you want to do. RX3 cancels a restriction that no longer applies, such as after a lender has been repaid. RX4 withdraws a restriction where the person who benefits agrees. RX1 applies for a new restriction. Often the simplest route is to comply with the restriction, for example by getting the required consent or certificate at sale. For the full explanation of restriction types, see our main guide.
| Form | Use |
|---|---|
| RX3 | Cancel a restriction that no longer applies |
| RX4 | Withdraw a restriction, with the beneficiary's consent |
| RX1 | Apply to enter a new restriction |
Land Registry restriction forms
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Is there a fee?
Some applications carry a Land Registry fee; check GOV.UK.
Can I do it myself?
Yes, but a solicitor is often helpful.
Do I need to remove it before selling?
Not if you can comply with it at completion.
