Title Search

Conduct a Title Search in order to find a Copy of Title / Register Search Statement.

About Copies of Title / Register Search Statement

Conduct a Title Search in order to find a Copy of Title / Register Search Statement (RSS).

A Register Search Statement (RSS) is the digital equivalent of a traditional Copy of Title.  It can be referred to as an RSS or a Copy of Tile and it replaces the earlier paper forms of title copies.

It provides comprehensive property ownership details as recorded in the Victorian Land Registry*, and includes information such as:

  • Land description, including lot and plan details.
  • Names of the current property owners (shown on title as registered proprietors).
  • Details of encumbrances, caveats, and notices affecting the property, including mortgages.

The information in a Registered Search Statement forms part of the public and can be accessed through LANDATA and other approved sources.

*Note the RSS reflects the status of the title at the time of purchase.

Example of a Copy of Title
Example of a Copy of Title

Why would I need a Register Search Statement (Common Uses)

A Register Search Statement is often required in various property-related scenarios:

  • Confirming property ownership
  • Applying for a planning, building or asset permit
  • Determine what encumbrances, caveats and notices are registered on title to then seek further information
  • To form part of the Section 32 prior to sale of property

Note: An RSS/Copy of Title cannot be used to lodge transactions on the title.

Searching for a Register Search Statement

You can easily order a Register Search Statement using your address via the Order Now button.

When ordering title certificates, a Land Index Search Charge applies. You can avoid this fee by initiating your search with a volume and folio number or with another unique identifier (such as lot on plan or crown allotment) for each land title by ordering via this menu on the home page.

  • The volume and folio number can typically be found in the top right corner of your Title Certificate.
  • Alternatively, check your rates notice from your local council, which may include this information.

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