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Order an official title search for any property in Australia — upfront pricing, no sign-up required.
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What's in a Title Search?
A title search is the official record of who owns a property and what's registered against it. Sourced directly from the state or territory land registry, it's current as at the date it's ordered.
Registered owner(s)
The current legal owner(s) of the property, and how they hold it (e.g. joint tenants or tenants in common).
Mortgages
Any lender with a registered mortgage or charge over the property — this must be discharged before the title can transfer clear.
Caveats
A formal notice warning that someone else has, or claims, a legal or equitable interest in the property.
Mortgages and encumbrances
registered interests affecting the title
Easements
Rights affecting how the land can be used or accessed — for example drainage, sewer lines, shared driveways or a right of way.
Covenants & registered interests
Restrictions on how the land can be used or developed — for example building height limits, material restrictions, leases or other statutory charges.
A title search is a snapshot of registered information at the time it's ordered. It is not a property valuation, building inspection, planning certificate or legal opinion.
What a Title Search doesn't show
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Exact boundary measurements — order the relevant property plan
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Building approvals, permits or inspection history — contact the relevant council or authority
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Current zoning, overlays or future planning changes — check the relevant planning scheme
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Council rates, land tax balances or utility debts
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Unregistered agreements or interests
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The physical condition, market value or structural safety of the property
When might you need a Title Search?
Buying or selling a property
confirming ownership before contract or settlement
Building or renovating
identifying registered interests that may affect your project
Due diligence
Property due diligence before making an offer
Checking interests
Checking for caveats, mortgages or covenants before settlement
Search Property Records Across Australia
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How it works
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Search by address or parcel details (recommended over volume/folio alone)
Enter the property details
Pay securely online
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required, no hidden fees
Get your document by email
Typically within minutes
to a few hours
All prices include GST. No account, no subscription, no hidden fees.
Title search or property plan?
Why order through Title Now
Official registry records
Orders are fulfilled using records from the relevant land-title system via TitleNow's accredited property-information channels
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No account or subscription
Order as a guest, no sign-up required
Fast turnaround.
Title searches are generally delivered by email after your order has been processed — turnaround can vary depending on the property and record availability.
Independent and Australia-wide
Title Now isn't the Land Titles Office itself — we're an independent service providing a simple, transparent way to order property records across Australia.
Title Search FAQs
A title search is an official document from the state or territory land registry showing the registered owner, along with any mortgages, caveats, easements or covenants recorded against a property.
Delivery time depends on the state and the registry's response time. We'll show you the expected turnaround for your state before you check out.
No. You can search, pay and receive your documents without signing up or creating an account.
Yes. Every document is sourced directly from the relevant state or territory land registry via accredited property data channels.
That's fine — enter the street address and we'll match it to the correct title for you.
If an address covers multiple lots (for example units, townhouses or subdivided land), you'll be prompted to select the exact property before checkout so you get the right document.
A title search shows ownership and registered interests. A plan shows the physical boundaries, dimensions and lot layout of the property.
Yes. Title searches are part of the public record and can be ordered for any property in Australia.
No. A title search provides registry information — it isn't legal advice. Speak with a conveyancer or Australian legal practitioner if you need help interpreting a title or assessing a transaction.
No. TitleNow is an independent service that helps customers order property information. It isn't affiliated with or endorsed by any state or territory government registry.
We'll review the details you provided and contact you if more information is needed.