FAQ 079 When to use tracking numbers?

Answer FAQ 079

Note:
if your documents are witnessed by recording secretary then there is a tracking number on  all of those documents , put on at the time of notarising,

This  it makes an official record .Its then called a 'Deed of Land recording number'  (DLR)

 You then certify those copies of the original witnessed by a recording secretary .

This number is the one that goes with the 'self certified' copy to the Foreign secretary.

(see FAQ 081 &  faq 065 )

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If 3 witnessing them etc you only use a tracking number on your cover sheet.

To foreign Secretary et al.

Note the numbers you use and keep a record.

Do not forget to send a copy to friend and to yourself and leave unopened. 

You will need other copies for carrying with you whilst travelling and in a conveyance etc.

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To see how to self certify forms go to  faq 065 

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see :-Vehicle Re-conveyance

https://www.teca.live/documents

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see ;- Lawful challenge 

https://www.teca.live/lawful-challenge

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note :-

Sent via Recorded Post No.____________________________This Notice No. (2 pages)_______________________________is issued under the doctrine of ‘Notices’,and served under ‘Universal postal Union Law’ by Royal Mail Special Delivery– Track & Trace of the ‘Law of Property Act 1925’ Section 196 (4) LPA 1925, which provides that ‘Any notice shall also be sufficiently served, if it is served by registered post or recorded delivery, under Section 1 f the ‘Recorded Delivery Service Act 1962.

Furthermore, under Section 127 (4) of the Postal Services Act 2000’ (PSA 2000) and PSA 2000, sch & Pt 11, paras 2-3, that you stand under as Law, 'your notices are deemed served' with 24 hours of dispatch by royal mail special delivery. 

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To track your letters, notices and obtain proof of delivery. go to :-

https://www.royalmail.com/track-your-item#/