NSW Title Search
Current Torrens title folio with registered owner, lot and plan details, mortgages, caveats, easements and other registered interests.
$69.90 AUD Order NSW Title Search
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New South Wales property title search
Sydney Title Search
Order an official NSW title search for a Sydney property. Useful for conveyancing, auction due diligence, finance checks, planning and easement review.
- Official records
- Fast email delivery
- Address checked where needed
NSW Imaged Deposited Plan
Plan image for lot layout, boundaries, dimensions and survey context.
$85.90 AUD Order planNSW Imaged Documents
Full registered document behind a dealing, instrument, easement, covenant, transfer, mortgage or caveat reference.
$91.80 AUD Order documentWhen to order a title search in Sydney
Order a Sydney title search before exchange, auction, settlement, refinance, development checks or when you need to confirm registered ownership and interests on a property.
Sydney properties commonly require title plus plan checks for strata, easements, covenants, restrictions and due diligence before buying or lodging professional work.
How it works
- Choose the document. Start with the current title if you need ownership, mortgages, caveats, easements or registered interests.
- Enter the property details. Use the property address, lot/plan, volume/folio or title reference if you have it.
- Receive the file by email. We locate and deliver the registry document digitally.
Sydney title search FAQ
Which document should I order first?
For most property checks, start with NSW Title Search. It is the document that shows the current registered owner and key registered interests.
Can I use this for conveyancing or due diligence?
Yes. The documents are sourced from official state land title records. For legal work, settlement or professional due diligence, check with your solicitor or conveyancer which document they require.
What if I need the easement, covenant or dealing document?
Order NSW Imaged Documents if your title lists a dealing, instrument, easement, covenant, transfer, mortgage or caveat and you need the full document behind that reference.