generated: '2026-07-26' method: searched source: https://landregistry.github.io/bg-dev-pack-redesign/find-a-service-api docs: - https://landregistry.github.io/bg-dev-pack-redesign/ - https://www.gov.uk/guidance/business-gateway-developer-pack - https://use-land-property-data.service.gov.uk/api-information versioning: scheme: uri-path detail: >- Business Gateway REST resources carry the major version in the path (/v0, /v1, /v2) and whole contracts are versioned as separate documents in the developer pack. The developer pack exposes a per-API version selector labelled "Version and Status" with the newest marked "(latest)". The Use land and property data service is on /api/v1. The open linked-data estate is unversioned; datasets carry their own version field instead. current: submit_an_application_to_change_the_land_register: '1.0' submit_an_application_spec_version: 1.0.5 official_copy_document_availability: v2 registered_proprietor_names: v1 official_search_of_whole_with_data: v1 estimate_completion_date: v1 land_register_api: 6.0.0 use_land_and_property_data: v1 docs: https://landregistry.github.io/bg-dev-pack-redesign/find-a-service-api deprecation: policy_url: null policy_published: false sunset_header: false deprecation_header: false detail: >- HM Land Registry publishes no deprecation policy, no sunset dates and no RFC 8594 Sunset or Deprecation headers. Supersession is signalled only by the developer pack's version selector, which marks the newest version "(latest)" and keeps the older one listed and downloadable. Nothing in the estate is marked deprecated: true in any OpenAPI document. superseded_versions: - api: Submit an application to change the Land Register superseded: '0.3' current: '1.0' older_still_published: true - api: Official Copy Document Availability superseded: v1 current: v2 older_still_published: true in_flight: - api: Submit an application to change the Land Register version: '1.1' status: >- A v1.1 directory exists in the developer pack but both openapi.json and openapi.html in it are zero-byte placeholders. Re-verified 2026-07-26: https://landregistry.github.io/bgtechdoc/documents/submit-an-application-to-change-the-register/v1.1/openapi.json returns HTTP 200 with a zero-byte body. Nothing was saved for it. migration_guidance: - kind: SOAP to REST field mapping detail: >- The Submit an application technical guide publishes a full SOAP-to-REST field migration table (for example MessageID becomes the Idempotency-Key header, Reference becomes customer_reference, CompanyName becomes organisation_name). Sixteen SOAP services remain live alongside the REST ones; the REST estate is additive, not yet a replacement. url: https://landregistry.github.io/bg-dev-pack-redesign/apis/submit-an-application/1.0/technical-guide deprecated_operations: [] status_page: published: false detail: >- No status page, uptime dashboard or incident feed was found for any HM Land Registry API surface. Probed 2026-07-26: status.landregistry.gov.uk does not resolve, and GOV.UK carries no HMLR service-availability page. Operational incidents are handled through the Information Systems Service Desk on 0300 006 0400. sla: published: false uptime_target: null detail: >- No published uptime target or service level agreement for any of the three estates. Business Gateway support is a phone service desk, not a status contract. support: service_desk: HM Land Registry Information Systems Service Desk, telephone 0300 006 0400 channel_partners: channelpartners@landregistry.gov.uk developer_pack_contact: https://landregistry.github.io/bg-dev-pack-redesign/contact-us community: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/join-the-business-gateway-community feedback_form: https://forms.office.com/e/UjzW2nG3z3 roadmap: published: false signals: - >- A sandbox test environment for developers is planned; HMLR states the exact release date is to be confirmed. - >- The developer pack itself is mid-redesign, served from the bg-dev-pack-redesign repository described by HMLR as a "temporary home for the dev pack redesign as it is in progress"; the legacy bgtechdoc site now redirects to it. - >- The Notifications API states more subjects beyond "application" will be available as the API is developed further. - >- Information about testing SOAP and REST APIs "will be added at a later date".