Under the Land Registration Rules 2003, Schedule 2, the Chief Land Registrar may, if satisfied that adequate arrangements have been made or will be in place for dealing with applications and other matters by means other than post, DX or personal delivery, give notice publicising the arrangements. The Chief Land Registrar has given notice of the arrangements in the following Notices:

Notice 1	Telephone Services
Notice 2	Applications by fax
Notice 3	Land Registry Direct Note: This Notice was withdrawn on 19 June 2010. Read our Withdrawl of Notice 3 and Notice 9 document.
Notice 4	National Land Information Service
Notice 5	Land Register Online Note: This Notice was withdrawn on 15 May 2009.
Notice 6	Applications made orally at a Land Registry office
Notice 7	Virtual Private Network
Notice 8	European Land Information Service Note: This Notice was withdrawn on 30 August 2006. Read our Withdrawal of Notice 8 - European Land Information Service document.
Notice 9	Electronic delivery of applications Note: This Notice was withdrawn on 19 June 2010. Read our Withdrawl of Notice 3 and Notice 9 document.
Notice 10	Notice 10 - Oral applications at Land Registry's Information Point Note: This Notice was withdrawn on 12 May 2006. Read our Withdrawal of Notice 10 - Oral applications at Land Registry's Information Point document.
Notice 11	Connect Direct Service
Notice 12	Inspection of the register and cautions register through Land Registry's Find a Property service
Notice 13	Land Registry Network Services
Notice 14	Land Registry Network Services - Information, official searches and outline applications
Notice 15	Electronic applications to discharge registered charges
Notice 16	Land Registry Portal - Information, official searches and outline applications
Notice 17	Land Registry Network Services - applications to register electronic legal charges
Notice 18	Land Registry Network Services - Applications to enter a restriction in Form JJ and complete by registration a statutory charge which has arisen under section 10(7) of the Access to Justice Act 1999 or section 16(6) of the Legal Aid Act 1988