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Please note in table below: 2023/24 Fee ($) Excl GST2023/24 Fee ($) Incl GSTOwner/lessee inquiry (over the counter delivery)15.4517.00Request for Official Search408.36449.20Request for search, or continuation of a search of the General Register of Deeds408.36449.20Subpoena, lodgment of (minimum)150.36165.4015 more rows

How to access NSW land title information NSW LRS Online portal for free index searches. Authorised information brokers for professional assistance, title record searches and other products. Historical Land Records Viewer (HLRV) for charting maps including county, parish and town maps.

NSW LRS provides an online search tool, the Online Portal, which offers a range of free searches to find registry information including title and street address identifiers, land value searches, plans cadastral records and survey marks.

Please note in table below: 2023/24 Fee ($) Excl GST2023/24 Fee ($) Incl GSTOwner/lessee inquiry (over the counter delivery)15.4517.00Request for Official Search408.36449.20Request for search, or continuation of a search of the General Register of Deeds408.36449.20Subpoena, lodgment of (minimum)150.36165.4015 more rows

With this in mind, applying for a certificate of title NSW search will require the services of a broker or land registries. Finding an authentic broker is the first step. The brokers will charge you a fee for obtaining for you the title search and give you a digital copy of your certificate of title.

If you have changed your name since you were recorded as an owner on a land title, you can apply to NSW Land Registry Services (NSW LRS) to have your new name registered on title. You will also need to supply evidence to NSW LRS to support the change. See NSW LRS fact sheet Changing your name on your title (PDF 73.3.