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The OnLand application acts as a ?virtual Land Registry Office? (LRO), where you can search or browse land registry records in the Ontario Land Registration system. You can search for historical books, documents and property title records in any LRO, for viewing or download.

How long does a title search take in Ontario. Land title searches in Ontario can be done online within a matter of minutes. At our office, we require a minimum of 24 hours during weekdays. However, depending on the availability of staff it can be the same day.

The fee for an execution search certificate under the Land Titles Ac t is $3.00 per name searched. A certificate of search under the Land Titles Act , including executions, cost $20.00.

If you do not hold a LandDirect account and do not wish to avail of an Official Search, you can search post-1970 records by making an appointment to carry out a post 1970 public search in person at the Registry of Deeds.

Property information as well as copies of deeds, documents and plans can be obtained at any Land Registration Office. Location and contact information for each Land Registration Office can be found at the Office Locations. (select 'Land Registration' from the service drop down menu).

The Municipal Deed Transfer Affidavit of Value form is prescribed by regulations under Part V of the Municipal Government Act. As a purchaser of real property (grantee), you must complete a Municipal Deed Transfer Affidavit of Value form regardless of whether or not you will pay deed transfer tax.

An Ontario Land Title search can be conducted with one of the following pieces of information: Search by the PIN Number (Property Identification Number). A PIN number can be found on Property Tax Assessments and will be in the following format: 12345-6789. Search by the exact civic address.