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Tasmania property title search

TAS Title Search

Order a current title search for a Tasmanian property, reflecting the Land Titles Office's register at the time of your search. See registered owner details, mortgages, caveats, and other registered interests — delivered straight to your inbox.

$89.95

GST included • No account required
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How it works

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search by address, or volume/folio number if you have it

Enter the property details

Pay securely online

$89.95, no account 
required, no hidden fees

Get your document by email

Typically within minutes
to a few hours

What's included in a TAS Title Search

A TAS title search returns a Folio Text — the current record for a property as held by the Land Titles Office. It shows:

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Registered owner(s) 
the registered proprietor(s) currently recorded on title

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Volume and folio number

the unique identifier for the title, used across Tasmanian government and legal systems

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Mortgages

any lender currently holding a registered mortgage over the property

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Caveats and notices

where recorded against the title

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Easements and other registered interests

rights, restrictions, and other matters recorded against the land

This is the document conveyancers, buyers, owner-builders, and legal professionals commonly rely on to confirm current ownership and registered interests before settlement.

What a TAS Title Search doesn't show

When might you need a TAS Title Search

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Building approvals or permits

(contact the relevant local council)

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Future zoning changes

(check the relevant planning scheme)

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Unregistered interests or informal agreements

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Physical property condition

(a building inspection covers this)

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Buying property — confirm ownership and registered interests before you commit 

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Building or renovating — confirm the legal property description and registered interests that may affect proposed works

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Due diligence — for investors, developers, and legal professionals

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Checking registered interests — mortgages, caveats, easements affecting a build or renovation

TAS Title Search

$89.95

TAS Pricing

All prices include GST. No account, no subscription, no hidden fees. 

Why order through Title Now

Official records, not guesswork.

Price shown before you enter a single detail.

No account needed.

Fast turnaround. 

Independent and Australia-wide

Your search is submitted through an established Australian property-data provider with access to the Land Titles Office's records — Tasmania's own government land registry. You receive the current registry information returned for your search — not information scraped from property-listing sites.

A standard TAS Title Search is $89.95 including GST, with the price displayed before you order — no quote forms, no surprise fees at checkout.

Order as a guest — enter the details, pay, and your document is emailed to you.

Most TAS title searches are delivered within minutes to a few hours once payment clears.

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

TAS FAQ

  • A Folio Text confirms current ownership and registered interests — mortgages, caveats, easements. A Folio Plan shows the property's registered boundaries and lot layout. The Land Titles Office itself sells these together, which is exactly what TitleNow's Bundle does.

  • Your search is submitted against current land-title records when you order, so the document reflects the registry information returned at that time.

  • Yes. TitleNow can provide title searches for properties across Tasmania, including Hobart metropolitan, regional, and rural areas, where the property is recorded in the Tasmanian land titles register.

  • Most Tasmanian land today is registered under the modern Torrens title system. However, some older land — granted by the Crown up to 1862 — is still dealt with under the General Law system, where ownership history is traced through deeds registered in the Registry of Deeds rather than a single current title. If a property search indicates General Law land, additional historical research may be needed beyond a standard current title search.

  • A current title search can help confirm the property's registered ownership and legal description. Check current requirements with your certifier or the relevant Tasmanian authority to confirm exactly what documentation your application needs.

  • A current title search shows the register as it stands today. A Historical Title search shows past ownership and dealings over time — useful for research or due diligence beyond the current snapshot, and particularly relevant for older Tasmanian titles.

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