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The Land Titles Pending Registration Queue (PRQ) provides the option of closing real estate transactions as soon as the Land Titles Office has received the registration documents, so that the parties to a transaction do not need to wait until registration is complete.

In recent years, the Land Titles Office has struggled to keep up with growing demand for its services. Following the uptick in real estate market activity, the Land Titles Office experienced an 86 per cent increase in documents submitted which, unfortunately, led to delays in processing these submissions.

A caveat is a warning (in land law) that someone is claiming an interest on a parcel of land. If you believe you are entitled to an interest in land, you may file your claim through a caveat. A caveat is only a notice of a claim of interest on land. The validity of the claim is disputed in court.

In terms of the registration of the document to add the name, the registration time at the Alberta Land Titles Office varies. At times, the processing time is 2-3 days. Other times the registration takes 3-4 months. Lastly, there is no mechanism in the land titles system to speed up this process.

If you own land in New Brunswick and you are unsure of the location of the boundaries of your land, or if this boundary line is the object of contention with an adjacent landowner, one of the options available to you is an application under the Boundaries Confirmation Act of New Brunswick.

In an average situation, it takes about three to four weeks for Land Titles to clear and for the money to be transferred to the seller's lawyer. It is also important to note that any money being paid to the seller, which is delayed will accrue interest.

Anyone can search official land titles records in Manitoba using Title Check, your online source of information for Manitoba's Land Titles Registry. The types of information you can search include titles, instruments, and survey plans.

Instead of visiting us in person, call 780-427-2742 (to call toll-free from anywhere in Alberta, dial 310-0000 first). General questions or inquires can be emailed to: Edmonton Land Titles Registrations: lto@gov.ab.ca.

The Land Titles Pending Registration Queue (PRQ) provides the option of closing real estate transactions as soon as the Land Titles Office has received the registration documents, so that the parties to a transaction do not need to wait until registration is complete.

In recent years, the Land Titles Office has struggled to keep up with growing demand for its services. Following the uptick in real estate market activity, the Land Titles Office experienced an 86 per cent increase in documents submitted which, unfortunately, led to delays in processing these submissions.

A caveat is a warning (in land law) that someone is claiming an interest on a parcel of land. If you believe you are entitled to an interest in land, you may file your claim through a caveat. A caveat is only a notice of a claim of interest on land. The validity of the claim is disputed in court.

In terms of the registration of the document to add the name, the registration time at the Alberta Land Titles Office varies. At times, the processing time is 2-3 days. Other times the registration takes 3-4 months. Lastly, there is no mechanism in the land titles system to speed up this process.

If you own land in New Brunswick and you are unsure of the location of the boundaries of your land, or if this boundary line is the object of contention with an adjacent landowner, one of the options available to you is an application under the Boundaries Confirmation Act of New Brunswick.

In an average situation, it takes about three to four weeks for Land Titles to clear and for the money to be transferred to the seller's lawyer. It is also important to note that any money being paid to the seller, which is delayed will accrue interest.

Anyone can search official land titles records in Manitoba using Title Check, your online source of information for Manitoba's Land Titles Registry. The types of information you can search include titles, instruments, and survey plans.

Instead of visiting us in person, call 780-427-2742 (to call toll-free from anywhere in Alberta, dial 310-0000 first). General questions or inquires can be emailed to: Edmonton Land Titles Registrations: lto@gov.ab.ca.