LAND TITLE SEARCH
Quickly Access Property Ownership Records
Only $99 + Government Fee
An Official Intermediary of the Federal and Provincial Governments
Fast. Simple. Transparent. No Hidden Fees.
Land Title Search Package
Land Title Search Package
✔ Current Registered Owner(s)
✔ Type of Ownership
✔ Legal Land Description & Registration Date
✔ Details of mortgages, liens (builder’s, tax, judgments), caveats, easements,
✔ Historical Ownership and Deleted Instruments
✔ Copies of Registered Documents
WHY US
Why Choose Us for Land Title Search Services?
A Personal Property Security Act (PPSA) search is a query on the Personal Property database, maintained by Provincial Government, to find out lien details of an individual, business, vehicle or other properties. The search is used to determine if the property is free of debts or any third-party ownership rights (such as bank loans) on it. It is also used to search for debts against individuals or businesses. Each province has its own version of the PPSA.
It provides details such as:
- Current and past owners
- Legal land description
- Property identification numbers (PIN/PID)
- Mortgages, liens, or encumbrances
- Easements or rights-of-way
Here’s what sets us apart:
- Nationwide Coverage – We handle title searches in all Canadian provinces and territories.
- Fast & Reliable – Quick turnaround and accurate records, professionally handled.
- Easy Online Process – Submit your request online anytime—no need to visit an office.
- Expert Support – Our experienced team can help you locate hard-to-find land records.
Whether you’re doing a quick check or conducting detailed due diligence, we’re here to help.
Quick. Compliant. Done Right the First Time.
Get a Land Title Search In
Just 3 Simple Steps
Submit Information
Fill out our secure online form with the property’s address, legal land description, or PIN/PID. If you’re unsure what information you need, we’ll guide you
We conduct a search
Our team retrieves the official land title record from the appropriate provincial or territorial land registry
Receive your report
You’ll receive a PDF copy of the land title report via email—usually within 1 business day
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Frequently Asked Questions
What information do I need to order a land title search?
You typically need the property’s civic address, legal land description, or Property Identification Number (PIN/PID). If you’re not sure what you have, our team can help locate the correct property.
How long does it take to receive my land title report?
Most land title searches are completed and delivered by email within 1 business day, depending on the province or territory.
What does the land title report include?
Your report will show current ownership details, legal land description, registered interests (such as mortgages or liens), title number, and issue date.
Can I search for multiple properties at once?
Yes, you can request multiple land title searches. Each property will be searched individually and returned as a separate report.
Do you provide historical ownership records?
Some provinces offer ownership history or archived titles. If available, we can retrieve these records for an additional fee—just let us know.
Is this an official government document?
Yes. All land title records are retrieved directly from official provincial or territorial land registry databases and are legally recognized.
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