Establish Title Release For Free

In his video, which has amassed 2.5 million views since it was posted last week, YouTuber Scott Shafer accused Established Titles of selling ? land titles,? bestowing ? titles? (such as ?lord? and ?lady?) and misrepresenting its reforestation efforts. He also called out creators who have promoted the company.

So you can visit your plot, call it your own and essentially do what you please with the land within the normal confines of law (we do also retain rights to prevent the land being used for hunting and shooting). Further you can sell or pass on the contract as you can with any property.

The land purchased from Established Titles or Highland Titles is known as a 'souvenir' plot and is more representative than actually owning the land outright. This means that, while you own the land in law, you're not entitled to it. You cannot build on it, fence it off or make claims to it as a registered landowner.

Basically the concept is that they can sell you 1 square foot of land that they own in Scotland , and then you technically own land in Scotland, and there is a tradition of calling anyone who owns land in Scotland a lord or lady, so it's not a question of authority, because it doesn't give you any kind of political ...

Established Titles is a company which purports to sell souvenir plots of Scottish land from 1 sq ft (0.09 m2) to 20 sq ft (1.86 m2).

While the company claims that those who buy the 'plots' can choose to be titled Lord, Laird or Lady, as part of a supposed "traditional Scottish custom", souvenir plots are too small to be legally registered for ownership and owners of souvenir plots do not have the right to officially title themselves.

Visitations to both are very much encouraged and welcome - there is no need to book a tour. The land is kept open to public access at all times under Scotland's ?freedom to roam? customs, which grant the public the right of way over certain privately owned land, rivers and lakes for recreational enjoyment.

As the spirit of our title packages are for a bit of novelty and fun, we are committed to offering you a full refund or replacement of your certificate within 60 days of receiving your certificate.

Anytime there's a change to a vehicle or vessel's registered owner or lienholder, that change needs to be updated in DMV's records within 10 days and the California Certificate of Title needs to be transferred to the new owner.

In the state of Missouri, you can transfer the title of the vehicle by submitting the Notice of Lien, Lien Release, or Authorization to Add/Remove Name From Title (Form DOR-4809) at your local MO DOR office. You also need to pay all applicable fees.