Welcome to RFC Law’s trusted ID1 & ID2 verification online service – designed specifically for individuals and corporate bodies needing identity verification for HM Land Registry’s purposes.
Only £69 • Same-day available • 7am — 10pm
Professional, secure, and convenient identity verification for your property transactions.
All verifications are conducted by fully qualified solicitors, guaranteeing HM Land Registry compliance.
No need to travel – complete your verification online from anywhere in the UK or even abroad. Better still, no passport photo required.
Appointments available between
7am — 10pm, making it easy to complete your verification around work, family and other commitments.
Same-day appointments available, with certified copies of completed documentation delivered electronically for fast and convenient submission.
Our friendly team will guide you through the process and answer any questions, ensuring your verification is completed correctly the first time.
Book with confidence using our encrypted and secure online booking system, designed to protect your personal data.
To complete your ID1 verification, you’ll need: –
A valid photo ID (passport or UK driving licence)
Proof of address (utility bill, bank statement or council tax bill – dated within the last 3 months)
Your ID1 Form (or ID2)
Access to a device with a camera and a stable internet connection for video verification
To complete your ID1 verification, simply: –
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Book an appointment at a time that suits you.
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Receive email confirmation with a meeting link and instructions.
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Send us a clear scan of your passport or UK driving licence, proof of address and completed Section A of your ID1/ID2 form.
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Join the short video call meeting with our friendly solicitors.
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We’ll ask you a couple questions about the property transaction, review your documents and verify your ID during the video call.
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Lastly, we’ll complete and sign a Land Registry compliant ID5 form for sending out to accompany your ID1/ID2 form.
Don’t worry if you have any queries, we’ll answer these on the call.
Use our secure booking system to schedule your remote ID1/ID2 verification.
You’ll receive a confirmation email with your appointment details, meeting link, payment instructions and a list of required documents.
Payment is required upon booking to secure your appointment and can be made by bank transfer or credit/debit card.
Don’t worry if you have any queries, we’ll answer these on the call.
RFC Law uses encrypted systems and follows strict confidentiality protocols to ensure your personal data is protected throughout the process.
Encrypted systems protect your personal information
Strict protocols ensure complete privacy
Meeting all HM Land Registry requirements
All verifications by qualified professionals
ID1 verification is a process required by HM Land Registry to confirm your identity when buying, selling, leasing, mortgaging or transferring property in England or Wales. Often, it is required when you are legally unrepresented by a solicitor or conveyancer. It ensures compliance with anti-fraud and legal requirements.
At RFC Law, all verifications are carried out by fully qualified solicitors, guaranteeing compliance with HM Land Registry’s requirements.
You’ll just need: –
Please ensure that you have your original photo ID to hand during the video call for inspection by our solicitor.
Verification online does not require a passport photo. Instead, a digital screenshot of the video call is required which our solicitors will capture during the call with your permission.
Simply use our secure booking system to schedule your remote ID1 verification. You’ll receive a confirmation email with instructions and a meeting link.
No — we’re able to complete remote verification regardless of where you’re based internationally.
Book an appointment online, receive confirmation and meeting link, send us a clear scan of your ID, proof of address and completed Section A of your ID1 form, join the video call with our solicitor, and we verify your ID and complete/sign the ID5 form for you.
Yes, but we require a separate booking for each individual to ensure their data is processed correctly for compliance. However, if you would like to complete the verification for multiple people during a single call, simply book back-to-back slots and let our solicitor know at the start of the appointment.
Yes. RFC Law uses encrypted systems and strict confidentiality protocols to protect your personal data throughout the process, in compliance with UK GDPR and Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) confidentiality rules. We are also Cyber Essentials certified for additional peace of mind.
Same-day appointments are available. The video call appointment usually takes around 15 minutes. Following successful verification, certified copies of the completed ID5 documentation are provided electronically by email promptly following completion of the verification process.
Latest versions of the respective forms can be downloaded from the Government website here:
No. To make the process as quick and convenient as possible, we provide certified copies of completed ID5 documentation electronically by email. This means you can receive your documents promptly after verification and submit them straight away, without waiting for postal delivery.
Yes, absolutely. We recognise that queries or issues can arise after your appointment so we provide reasonable follow-up support to ensure your verification is fully completed.
If you have queries relating to your form, supporting documents, or next steps after the verification appointment, you are welcome to get in touch and we will do our best to assist.
Our aim is to make the ID1 verification process as straightforward and stress-free as possible, from the initial appointment through to completion.
We’re here to assist you. Contact us anytime if you have queries or need guidance.
WARNING: Under Section 1 of the Fraud Act 2006, it is an offence to dishonestly provide information or make statements that you know are—or might be—untrue or misleading. Conviction may result in an unlimited fine and/or up to 10 years’ imprisonment.