Start a title check

Tell us about
your property.

Begin with the information you have. The nature of the property, the proposed transaction and the available documents help determine the appropriate scope of title examination.

LAND TITLE / FIRST STEP
Start with
what you know.
01 Property Identify the property.
02 Transaction Tell us what you intend to do.
03 Documents Tell us what you have.
01 / Property details

Give us the
basic facts.

You do not need to have every document ready before starting. Provide the information available to you and identify the documents you currently have.

Property location

City, district, village, locality or other available location details.

Property identification

Survey number, block number, plot number, flat number or other identifying details, wherever applicable.

Nature of property

For example: agricultural land, residential plot, flat, apartment, bungalow, commercial or industrial property.

Nature of transaction

Tell us whether you are considering a purchase, resale, inheritance, transfer, development or another transaction.

02 / What happens next

A structured
title examination.

The information provided at the beginning helps identify the relevant documents, records and areas requiring examination.

01

Initial information

Provide the basic property and transaction details available to you.

02

Document identification

Identify the title deeds, revenue records and other documents currently available.

03

Scope of examination

The relevant title examination can be considered according to the property and the proposed transaction.

04

Title assessment

The available documents and records are examined and relevant matters requiring attention are identified.

03 / Enquiry

Submit your
property details.

Use the form below to provide your initial information. You can describe the property in your own words where you do not have every detail immediately available.

Before you commit.
Know the title.

The purpose of this enquiry is to begin understanding the property and the appropriate scope of title examination.

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