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Land register Public register which traces all real estate transactions carried out in Quebec since its creation in 1830.

Quebec's land register is available online. You'll need the property's lot number to search. You should be able to find the number on the government website Info-lot (French only). For more information about how to carry out searches, visit the website of the land register (French only).

You can also find your legal description by visiting a land register in your city, by reviewing the property deed, or by contacting a legal service to assist you. If you are looking to sell your property on your own, you can use LegalDeeds' DIY real estate contracts.

Obtain the property's legal description (found on property tax statements) Go to the Recorder's Office or Office of the Examiner of Titles with the legal description. Request public access to records and look up the legal description. Interpret the records yourself, or with a lawyer, to determine the property's status.

Most people will have an attorney carry out the process. However, if you want to conduct the search on your own, here's what you need to do: Obtain the property's legal description (found on property tax statements) Go to the Recorder's Office or Office of the Examiner of Titles with the legal description.

The online property assessment roll lets you view the assessment value of buildings across the Montreal agglomeration. It includes such information as: the name and postal address of the owner(s) of a building.

Hire a Professional to Assist You Direct access to original hard copy land title and survey records is limited to LTSA employees and those with direct access privileges including land surveyors, historical researchers and registry agents.