The Priority Notice option is only available for Registered Barristers and Solicitors.

Select Priority Notice.
The following screen will be presented :-

To submit a Priority Notice
1. Select the 'Type of dealing' required (use scroll bar to find more dealing types)
2. Enter the required text in the 'Full Names of all Parties' box (Note: there is a maximum of 248 characters that can be entered into this field)
3. Enter the title reference(s) in the 'Folio(s) affected box (Note: there is a maximum of 99 titles that can be entered into this field)
4. Select the 'Add' option to submit your first entry

This will present the following screen :-

The Priority Notice Number  will be shown at the top of the screen along with a summary of the data entered just below it.
Pressing the Reset option will clear/delete text that has been entered erroneously and not yet added.

Selecting the Delete option will delete that entry after the text has been added.
Selecting the Edit option will allow a change to the text after it has been added.
Keep adding entries until the priority notice is complete. Then select the 'complete' option.

This will present the following screen

This screen shows the completed Priority Notice and gives you the option to submit it for a period of between 1 - 60 days (defaults to 60).
Select the Lodge this notice option to lodge the Priority Notice.

Non - existing title references

When a non-existing Folio of the register is entered, an error message . (the submitted entry will show in red)

Delete the incorrect title reference from the 'Folio(s) affected' field and enter the correct one.
Select the 'Modify' option to submit the correct entry

Part of land Priority Notices

If one of the dealings on a priority notice relates to part of the land only, it will be necessary to make reference to the portion affected in the 'Full Names of all Parties to the dealing(s)' field. (as the 'Folio(s) affected field only accepts valid Folio numbers) :-

Note: If all dealings on the Priority Notice relate to 'part of land', it will be necessary to make to the portion affected after each entry.

General Notes:

1. A separate priority notice must be lodged for each 'set of dealings'.
2. The LIST system only provides for electronic lodgment of a Priority notice at this stage. A withdrawal of Priority notice  will still need to be lodged either through the mail or in person to the Land Data Registration Branch.