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A certificate of title is an official municipal document that acts as a record of ownership. A deed is a contract-like document (though it may be filed with a municipality) that describes the property, drawn up when transferring ownership of that property.

How to Order a State of Title Certificate Register for a myLTSA Explorer Account. myLTSA Explorer is a single-user account that is ideal for customers who wish to order a limited number of land title records each year.Request by Mail. To submit a request:Hire a Professional to Assist You.

Records of title (previously referred to as computer registers or certificates of title) prove the ownership of land and the rights and restrictions that apply to the land. They have been recorded electronically since 2002.

A certificate issued by the Registrar evidencing ownership and other interests in a parcel of land.

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A land title, also known as a State of Title Certificate, is a legal document that is maintained by the Land Title & Survey Authority of BC.

The certificate confirms to the lender: there are no legal problems with the property ? it has a ?good and marketable title? - so the lender can safely lend against it. who will own the property once the sale is completed. the completion date when the funds are needed.

A State of Title Certificate is a copy of the title that is certified correct at the time of issuance by the land title office. You may need a State of Title Certificate for your property for several reasons: To confirm the registration of a change to the registered title, when: Buying or selling a property.

BC OnLine customers can search the BC Assessment database to: access a Property Identification (PID) number to search the Land Title and Survey Authority (LTSA) System; search for property ownership or location information; obtain detailed property assessment roll information including recent sales; and.

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.