I think she's probably right, I'm surprised the land registry accepts applications that aren't hand written on vellum!
For example, if you use a conveyancer you can prove your identity by showing them your photo id/passport. If you don't, you need your passport, a passport photo, form ID1 and get said form signed by a conveyancer.
Was staring at this print in a hospital when I realised there's a car in the middle of the picture I have no clue about. It's the LHD thing between the consul and the Daimler bus.
Actual grin - went to Beamish museum yesterday for the first time in ages and found in one of the houses a playable, in tune piano that didn't have a "DO NOT TOUCH" sign so I sat down and played it.