I’m at the end of my tether with this issue and just looking for any advice/experience of something similar. I bought my leasehold flat in 2022. About six months after buying I realised I’d not had any confirmation that the purchase has been registered successfully with the Land Registry, I chased my solicitors several times and was told the application was pending and that this was usual over a year later and a result of Covid backlogs. I noticed however that other flats in my building that had been purchased after mine had been registered, I therefore chased the land registry myself and was told that the solicitors had not responded to their requisitions and the application had therefore been cancelled. I forwarded their email to the solicitors who said they would now respond to requisitions. Thinking this would then solve the issue, I put my flat up for sale in November last year and put an offer in for a new house. As of now (four months later) my flat is still not registered with the land registry and as such the entire chain is on the verge of collapse as a result, as my solicitors cannot issue draft contracts to my buyer until the flat is registered in my name. I have gone with the same solicitors as I thought this would be easiest in terms of them already dealing with the LR on my behalf, probably stupid as they are clearly incompetent but I thought it would complicate things further to add another party. The solicitors submitted an expedited application to the LR in December but since then there has been a lot of back and forth with the LR requesting further docs and certificates, some of which my solicitors cannot locate. At this point my concern isn’t even that my buyer is going to give up and pull out but that I’ll never actually be able to sell my flat to anybody until it’s registered with the LR in my name, and I’m feeling like this isn’t possible as issues which should have been sorted prior to completion were not. What happens if the docs the LR need cannot be found, what is my legal position? I know my solicitors are liable and I might be eligible for some sort of compensation but this isn’t much help to me if I have this unsaleable flat on my hands, I have a newborn baby and being stuck in a flat is making this stage so much harder than it needs to be due to being on the top floor and not being able to get out and about easily. Can I contact new solicitors to help resolve this or can it only be solved by the current solicitors who I used when buying the flat? Any help would be appreciated!