In response to S. Pooley's message.... remember that the people you need to be writing solicitor's letters to is the lender or its lawyer, not to the Land Registry.(posted 8480 days ago)This is because it is the lender that is making a claim against you, not the Land Registry. Civil Procedure Rules therefore require that the lender co-operates with you in supporting its case. The rules do not require that a completely separate organisation (the Land Registry) should prove the lender's case for it.
Equally, there is no reason that you should be paying third parties money to supply documents that the lender making the claim should itself possess and which the lender itself should supply as part of proving its claim.
Lee