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How to Order a State of Title Certificate Know the property's nine-digit Parcel Identifier (PID) and legal description, which can be searched for on the BC Assessment website or found on your property tax assessment notice. Print (single sided only) a Request Form for State of Title Certificate.

Certificate of Title: A certificate of title is a government issued certificate of ownership of either surface rights or mineral rights to a certain titled parcel of land. The parcel of land described in the certificate is defined by the registered survey plan.

By Phone or Email Or, call us at: Greater Vancouver area: 604-630-9630 or elsewhere in BC, Canada and the US: 1-877-577-LTSA (5872).

Statutory Services under the Land Title Act Current Customer FeeExamples$15.63State of Title Certificate Certificate of Charge$490.94$16.58Download of Image of Land Title Document and Plan through myLTSA$10.31Title Search Name Search Standard Terms Search13 more rows

A duplicate title (or duplicate certificate of title) is a document which reflects all of the information that was contained in the original title as of the moment the duplicate title was created, either at the same moment as the original title, or at some later date as requested by the owner of the lands in the title.

BC Title Search The number can be found on a property's Tax Notice or BC Assessment notice. If you do not have the property's nine-digit Parcel Identifier number (PID), we can perform a title search using the municipal address for an additional fee of $10.

Complete Form 22 with the following information: Full names of all owners, exactly as on title. Mailing address of all owners. Legal description. Nine-digit parcel identifier (PID), which can be found on the BC Assessment website or your property tax assessment notice. Delivery preference and who will take delivery.

All you need to bring to your appointment are 2 pieces of ID for each person that will be on title or removed from title, and your notary will handle the rest. If the property is part of a strata, for example a condo or townhouse, relevant strata documents are also required.