WA Title Search
Order a current Record of Certificate of Title for a Western Australian property, reflecting the information held in Landgate's land titles register. See registered owner details, mortgages, caveats, and other registered interests — delivered straight to your inbox.
$89.95
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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
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WA Title Search
$89.95
WA Plan/Survey
$84.95
Best Value Bundle (both)
$164.95 (Save $9.95)
WA 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 Landgate's records — Western Australia's own government land information authority. You receive the current registry information returned for your search — not information scraped from property-listing sites.
WA title searches are $89.95, always — no quote forms, no surprise fees at checkout.
Order as a guest — enter the details, pay, and your document is emailed to you.
Most WA title searches are delivered within minutes to a few hours once payment clears.
TitleNow isn't Landgate itself — we're an independent service giving you a faster, more transparent way to order what the registry holds, across all 8 states and territories.
WA FAQ
A Certificate of Title shows the property's registered ownership and interests recorded against the land. A Property Interest Report (PIR) complements the title by identifying known interests from other government and private sources — things that affect how the property can be used or developed but aren't recorded on the title itself. TitleNow currently provides Certificate of Title and Plan/Survey searches; contact us if you need guidance on whether a PIR applies to your situation.
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 Western Australia, including Perth metropolitan, regional, and remote areas, where the property is recorded in Landgate's land titles register.
Yes. The Certificate of Title remains the official record of land ownership in Western Australia and is held digitally within Landgate's land titles register. What changed on 7 August 2023 was the abolition of the Duplicate Certificate of Title — the separate paper copy sometimes held by an owner or lender. A Record of Certificate of Title provides a current copy of the information recorded on the official title.
A current Record of Certificate of Title can be used as evidence of land ownership for a WA owner-builder approval application (Form 75). Current WA Government guidance states that, where a Certificate of Title is provided as proof of ownership, the Record must have been issued by Landgate within three months of the application date. Other forms of evidence, such as a qualifying Contract to Purchase, may also be accepted depending on your circumstances.
Yes. A current Record of Certificate of Title shows the information currently recorded against the property. Historical information — such as previous ownership or past dealings — may require other Landgate records depending on the age and type of title; contact us if you need guidance on what's available for a specific property.
What's included in a WA title search
A WA title search returns a Record of Certificate of Title — a current copy of the official land ownership record maintained by Landgate. It shows:
Registered owner(s)
the registered proprietor(s) currently recorded on title
Volume and folio number
the unique identifier for the Certificate of Title
Strata/survey-strata details
where applicable, the title and associated plan identify the relevant strata or survey-strata lot
Land and survey details
including the relevant survey plan number and type
Mortgages and registered interests
registered dealings and encumbrances affecting the land
Caveats and notifications
including caveats and other notifications recorded against the title
This is the document conveyancers, buyers, owner-builders, and certifiers commonly rely on to confirm current ownership and registered interests before settlement or building approval.
What a WA Title Search doesn't show
When might you need a WA Title Search
Buying property — confirm ownership and registered interests before you commit
Building or renovating — supporting documentation for permit and certifier processes
Due diligence — for investors, developers, and legal professionals
Checking registered interests — mortgages, caveats, easements affecting a build or renovation
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Interests held by other government bodies that aren't registered on title — for this, Landgate offers a separate Property Interest Report (PIR), which consolidates additional interest information from multiple sources (see FAQ)
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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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Physical property condition (a building inspection covers this)