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The process of transferring a land title deed from one person to the other often takes not more than 90 days. In order to do that.

How Can One Acquire a Land Title? The easiest way is through the sale and by executing a document called a Deed of Sale, which shows the legal transfer of title from the name of the seller to the buyer.

Request the seller of the property to give you a photocopy of the title since the Register of Deeds will need information such as the title number and the owner's name. Their office is usually located at the municipal hall where the property is located.

A caveat is a warning (in land law) that someone is claiming an interest on a parcel of land. If you believe you are entitled to an interest in land, you may file your claim through a caveat. A caveat is only a notice of a claim of interest on land. The validity of the claim is disputed in court.

The eSerbisyo Portal (the Portal) is an online System that can be accessed by the LRA Clients anytime and anywhere in the world. This Portal is made available to the public for the purpose of requesting for Certified True Copy (CTC) of titles in the custody of the various Registries of Deeds.

Alberta Land Transfer Fees The Land Transfer Registration Fee paid to the Land Titles Office costs a base of $50 and an additional $2 for every $5000 of property value and the Mortgage Registration Fee also costs a base of $50 and an additional $1.5 but for the mortgage amount . There are no rebates in Alberta.

Fees for registering a Caveat that charges land will increase to $50.00 plus $1.50 for every $5,000.00 for the principal amount stated in Mortgage, Encumbrance, Mortgage Amending Agreement and PPSA security interest plus $5.00 for each extra title. It previously was $35.00.