Door Number Privacy

A plain-language note

Privacy

What the public Door Number site asks you to provide when you browse, search or report a correction.

Last updated 6 September 2026

Browsing Door Number

Door Number's public pages can be read without creating an account. The site does not ask visitors to submit owner information or property details in order to browse a page.

The address search accepts the query you enter and sends it to the site's server so it can return matching public address records. The property and area pages then display information from the named sources described in the Data sources register.

When you contact Door Number

The public site provides a corrections email link for reporting errors. Choosing that link opens your email client; any information you include is sent by email, not by a Door Number web form.

Only include the address and the evidence needed to explain a correction. Door Number does not ask for identity documents, payment details or account credentials on its public pages.

A bounded description

This page describes the data requests and contact paths visible in the current public site. It does not make claims about services outside Door Number or about records held by the public authorities named on the site. The relevant source's own information practices apply to its records.

Looking for source-specific information

Use the source link on a property fact or visit the Data sources page. Door Number cannot change the records held by HM Land Registry, the Energy Performance of Buildings Register or another named source.