About
The Register of Assignations (RoA) allows claims, typically for payment, to legally transfer in Scotland through registration of an assignation in the RoA.
This registration alternative to intimation was introduced by the Moveable Transactions (Scotland) Act 2023.
Terminology
| Term | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Assignor | This is the company or person who has granted the assignation. This means they have passed the right to a claim to the assignee. |
| Assignee | This is the company or person who has been granted the assignation. This means the rights of the assignation have been passed to them. |
| Claim | The right to a claim, typically for payment, to being passed from the assignor to the assignee. |
| Assignation | the document that transfers the claim and which is registered in the RoA. |
Using the register
You can:
If you want to change a record, you need to contact RoS.
Fees
- Registration = £30
- Search = £3 plus VAT
- Extract =£35 (plus VAT)
There are two ways to pay for transactions on the Register of Assignation.
You can pay by:
- Direct Debit
- card
If you have a FAS account with RoS, you can set up a Direct Debit. This will be a different Direct Debit than the one you use to pay for ScotLIS.
If you pay by card, you’ll receive a receipt.
Go to the Register of Assignations
Support
Customer Services 0800 169 9391
Post
Registers of Scotland
Meadowbank House
153 London Road
Edinburgh
EH8 7AU
A manifest inaccuracy is where it is obvious that there is an error in the registration record that results in that record being misleading.
An application should be made where it is clear there is a manifest inaccuracy.
Once an application is made this will be assessed to determine whether the correction will be applied.
Before you begin
To make a manifest inaccuracy request you will be asked for:
- Register of Assignations registration number
- your name and address
- a description of the inaccuracy and how to resolve it