Property title search in every state and territory
The title for any Australian property, in minutes.
See the exact lot and title before you pay, then get the registry's own title PDF by email, usually within minutes. It shows who owns the property and what's registered against it.
- Official PDF from the state registry
- No title, no charge
- Nights and weekends too
- From A$79, registry fee included
Title confirmed
Lot 12 · DP1234567
Titles sourced from the official registers of
- Titles Queensland
- NSW LRS
- LANDATA
- Landgate
- Land Services SA
- ACT Land Titles
- Land Tasmania
- NT Land Titles
Ordered through an authorised information broker. We're an independent service, not affiliated with or endorsed by any registry.
Three steps, about two minutes
1Find the property
Type the address. No address? Use the lot and plan or the title reference.
2Confirm the exact title
We show the lot, plan and title reference from the registry's index before you pay. Strata units and rural lots included.
3Get it by email
The registry's official title PDF, usually within minutes, nights and weekends too. Your card is only charged once it arrives.
What you get
The registry's own title, untouched
We send the registry's document exactly as it issues it. Titles are written for lawyers, with schedules, dealing numbers and abbreviations, so our free guide for each state shows where to find who owns it and how, whether a mortgage is still registered, and any caveats, easements or covenants.
- The registry's PDF, never altered
- Ordered through an authorised information broker
- Free how-to-read guides for every state
NEW SOUTH WALES LAND REGISTRY SERVICES - TITLE SEARCH
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FOLIO: 12/1234567
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SEARCH DATE TIME EDITION NO DATE
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22/10/2026 9:41 AM 2 6/5/2019
LAND
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LOT 12 IN DEPOSITED PLAN 1234567
AT MOAMA
LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA MURRAY RIVER
PARISH OF TATAILA COUNTY OF CADELL
TITLE DIAGRAM DP1234567
FIRST SCHEDULE
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JANE CITIZEN
JOHN CITIZEN
AS JOINT TENANTS (T AP731255)
SECOND SCHEDULE (4 NOTIFICATIONS)
---------------Where to look on a NSW title
- Owners
- First Schedule
- Mortgages, easements, caveats
- Second Schedule
- Lot and plan
- Folio reference
Why people order a title
Most of our customers need a copy of their own title. Here's what the title answers for each job.
Proof you own your home
For Centrelink, a bank, an insurer or a visa application.
Read more
Is my mortgage gone?
Check the discharge has been registered after the last repayment.
Read more
Who owns the place next door?
A fence, a tree, a vacant block or an offer to buy.
Read more
Before you make an offer
Check the owners, mortgages, caveats and easements.
Read more
Building or renovating
Easements, covenants and restrictions that affect what you can build.
Read more
A death in the family
Whose names are on it: joint tenants or tenants in common.
Read moreEvery state and territory
Each registry names and prints its titles differently. Our state guides explain yours.
QLD
Queensland
A$79 · Current Title Search
NSW
New South Wales
A$79 · Title Search
VIC
Victoria
A$79 · Register Search Statement
WA
Western Australia
A$89 · Record of Certificate of Title
SA
South Australia
A$99 · Register Search
ACT
Australian Capital Territory
A$99 · Certificate of Title search
TAS
Tasmania
A$99 · Search of Torrens Title
NT
Northern Territory
A$89 · Search Certificate
Where your title comes from
Straight from the state register, through a licensed broker
Titles can only be searched through the registries and the information brokers they authorise. We order through one, so the document you get is the registry's own.
State land registry
Keeps the official register of every title in the state.
Authorised information broker
Licensed to search the register and supply its documents.
Title Registry
Matches the exact title, orders it and emails it to you.
You
The registry's PDF, unchanged, usually within minutes.
One price per state
Each registry charges a different fee, so prices differ by state. Nothing is added at checkout.
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| State | Title search | Registry's fee (included) | Owner address on title |
|---|---|---|---|
| Queensland | A$79Official PDF | A$25.71 | No, name only |
| New South Wales | A$79Official PDF | A$18.70 | No, name only |
| Victoria | A$79Official PDF | A$17.87 | Yes |
| Western Australia | A$89Official PDF | A$33.90 | Yes |
| South Australia | A$99Official PDF | A$36.75 | Yes |
| Australian Capital Territory | A$99Official PDF | A$36.00 | No, name only |
| Tasmania | A$99Official PDF | A$39.20 | No, name only |
| Northern Territory | A$89Official PDF | A$29.00 | Yes |
What's different here
| Title Registry | Typical title sites | |
|---|---|---|
| See the exact lot and title before you pay | Most sites take payment for whatever address you type | |
| One price, registry fee included, nothing pre-added | Extra reports often pre-ticked at checkout | |
| All 8 states and territories | Often missing one or more | |
| Delivered in minutes, nights and weekends too | Often business hours only | |
| No title, no charge: the card hold is released | Often non-refundable once ordered | |
| Clear that we're not the government | Look-alike sites cause chargebacks and complaints |
Want it cheaper and don't need the lookup? Each registry sells titles direct; our state pages show how.
Common questions
What is a title search?
It's a copy of the current record for a property from the state's land register. It shows the registered owners, how they hold the property, and any mortgages, caveats, easements, covenants and pending dealings.
What will I receive?
The registry's own title PDF, unchanged, by email. It's the document the registry itself issues, under its own name, such as a Register Search Statement in Victoria or a Current Title Search in Queensland.
How quickly will my title arrive?
Usually within minutes, any day of the week, including nights and weekends. Some ACT and NT searches are handled manually and can take up to 1 business day.
Is this a government website?
No. Title Registry is an independent service. We order the registry's own document through an authorised information broker and email it to you unchanged.
Is a title search the same as a certificate of title or title deeds?
For most purposes, yes. Paper certificates have been abolished in NSW and Queensland and new Victorian titles are electronic, so a title search is the current official record. See title deeds.
Can I find out who owns a property?
Yes. Every title shows the registered owners' names, and titles in Victoria, WA, SA and the NT also print an address for service. No title shows phone numbers or emails (more on finding a property owner).
Do I need to own the property to search it?
No. Australian land titles are public, so you can search any property, including next door or one you're thinking of buying.
How much does a title search cost?
It depends on the state, because registry fees differ: for example A$79 in NSW, A$89 in WA and A$99 in SA, including the registry fee and GST. See pricing.
Is it cheaper to buy from the registry?
Often, yes. Registry fees range from A$8.30 in Victoria (when you know the volume and folio) to A$39.20 in Tasmania. We add the address lookup, the exact lot, plan and title reference shown before you pay, delivery at nights and weekends, and a person to help.
What if you can't find my title?
You don't pay. We hold the amount on your card and release the hold if the registry can't supply the title.
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