Tell us about
the property.
Start with the information and documents you already have. Share the basic details of the property and the proposed transaction so that the relevant title examination can be understood.
property details.
Start the
conversation.
Whether you are buying, selling, inheriting, developing or otherwise dealing with immovable property, begin by providing the basic information available to you.
Provide the location, survey number, flat or property details and any other identifying information available to you.
Tell us whether the matter involves a purchase, resale, inheritance, development, transfer or another proposed transaction.
Let us know which title deeds, revenue records, agreements or other documents are currently available for examination.
If there is a particular concern about the property or its title, include it with your enquiry.
Ready to examine
the title?
Use the title-check form to provide the initial property information. You can begin with what you have and identify the documents that may be relevant to the proposed examination.
Property information
Provide the basic identifying details of the property.
Transaction information
Tell us what transaction or property decision you are considering.
Document information
Identify the title documents and records currently available.
Initial assessment
The relevant scope of examination can then be considered based on the information provided.
Information first.
Assumptions later.
A title examination depends on the documents and records available and the scope agreed for the particular property. Providing complete and accurate information helps the examination begin on the right foundation.
Before you commit.
Know the title.
Start your property title enquiry and tell us what you already know.
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