Overview
Getting a title deed involves several offices and many documents, and a missing survey step is one of the most common reasons it stalls. We take care of the survey side and help you keep the process moving.
We verify the boundaries, prepare the mutation and survey documents, and follow up with the survey and lands offices. That way the parcel on your title matches the land on the ground.
When you need it
- After buying a plot that has not yet been issued its own title
- After a subdivision, when each new plot needs its own title
- When the details or acreage on a title need correcting
- When processing land for an estate or succession
What you get
- Review of your current documents and next steps
- Boundary verification and survey records
- Mutation forms and survey documents where needed
- Follow-up with the survey and lands offices
- Regular progress updates until the work is complete
Our process
- 1
Document review
We check your sale agreement, existing title or allotment and any previous survey records.
- 2
Survey work
We carry out any survey needed so the parcel is correctly defined.
- 3
Submission
Documents are prepared and submitted to the relevant offices.
- 4
Follow-up
We follow up and keep you updated until the process is complete.
Frequently asked questions
Can you guarantee how fast I'll get my title deed?
No one can honestly guarantee the timeline, because the final steps depend on government offices. What we can promise is that the survey side is done correctly and that we follow up regularly so delays are not on our end.
Do you work with my lawyer?
Yes. Conveyancing is done by an advocate. We work alongside your advocate and handle the survey work that the transfer or registration needs.
