Land Title Search

A Land Title Search is an official check of a property’s legal records, including ownership, liens, mortgages, and easements, to verify the property’s status.

It ensures the property is free of debts or legal disputes and confirms the rightful owner, protecting buyers, sellers, and lenders.

Anyone can request it, but it’s often done by lawyers, real estate agents, or title search professionals to ensure accuracy.

It shows registered claims and legal interests but may not reveal unregistered disputes or issues like zoning violations or environmental concerns.

Contact person can be anyone who has an interest in the property or the land.

Personal Property Security Act (PPSA) search is a query on Personal Property database, maintained by Provincial Government, to find out lien details of an individual, business, vehicle or other properties. The searches is used to find out if the property is free of debts or any third-party (like banks) ownership rights on it due to loans. It is also used to search for debts against individuals or businesses. Each province has its own version of the PPSA.

A title search shows:

Name of legal owner(s)
• How title is held (Joint Tenants vs Tenants in Common)
• The date of the last transfer and the consideration paid
• The declared value of the property
• The address for service for the property owners
• Any documents Registered On Property Titles

Land Title Searches provides information of a property and details of the owner. This can be useful to find out if there is any mortgages registered to the property. You will need this information before purchasing the land or property.

A bankruptcy Search will show if an individual or a business is bankrupt under The Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act of Canada.. This search can also show if an assignment, proposal to creditors or receiving order has been made against the individual or business.

VIN search is a car lean search. This is used, prior to buying a car, to find out if the vehicle has been financed or pledged by a lender or bank. As long as the debt is active, the car will have a lien registered against it, which means the lender still co-owns it’s title and has the legal right to repossess it.

A Search Results can be ready in:

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• if you choose the Express Queue. We will email you the Search Results in 2 Business Hours.

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• If you choose the Priority Queue. We will email you the Search Results in 1 Business Day.

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• If you choose the Regular Queue. We will email you the Search Results in 5 Business Days.

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