# The Land Registration (Open Register) Rules 1990, Part 1


(1)
(2)
Status of applicant
Certificate in Form 112A
(a) A Chief Officer of Police or a police officer, not below the rank of superintendent, authorised to apply on his behalf.
Certificate A (general criminal investigation)
Certificate B (recovery or distribution of proceeds of general crime)
Certificate C (investigation into drug trafficking offences)
Certificate D (investigation into whether a person has benefited from drug trafficking or to facilitate the recovery of the value of proceeds of drug trafficking)
Certificate E (investigation into whether a person has benefited from an offence referred to in the certificate or to facilitate the recovery of the value of property obtained by that person from that offence: Criminal Justice Act 1988)
Certificate F (terrorist investigation)
(b) A person authorised by the Secretary of State for Social Security and holding a rank not below that of senior executive officer.
Certificate A
Certificate B
(c) The Director of Public Prosecution or a member of the Crown Prosecution Service authorised to apply on his behalf.
Certificate A
Certificate B
Certificate C
Certificate D
Certificate E
(d) A member of the Serious Fraud Office holding a rank not below that of senior executive officer.
Certificate A
Certificate B
Certificate C
(e) A person commissioned by the Commissioners of Customs an Excise and holding a rank not below that of senior executive officer.
Certificate C
Certificate D
Certificate E
(f) The Lord Advocate or a person conducting a prosecution in Scotland on his behalf.
Certificate C
Certificate D
(g) A person authorised to apply by the Commissioners of Inland Revenue and holding a rank not below that of senior executive officer.
Certificate E

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1990/1362/schedule/2/part/1 (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/land-registration-open-register-rules-1990/schedule-2/part-1
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