A title deed search lets you retrieve the official property documents for any address in Australia — including the certificate of title, the deposited plan and the historical deeds that record how the land has changed hands. With Title Checker you can order a title deed search online and have the documents back in minutes, sourced straight from the official register.
When you need the actual paperwork behind a property — not just a summary — a title deed search delivers it. Buyers, conveyancers, surveyors and owners rely on it to confirm boundaries, prove ownership and settle questions with the documents that matter.
A title deed search retrieves the documents registered against a property. Rather than a quick ownership snapshot, it gives you the underlying records: the document that proves ownership, the plans that define the land's dimensions, and the dealings registered over time. It's the go-to option when you need documentary proof rather than a simple lookup.
The certificate of title is the official document that records who owns a property and what's registered against it. With Title Checker you can request a current copy for any address in Australia. Whether you're buying, refinancing or just keeping your records straight, it's the document that proves ownership and lists any mortgage, caveat or easement registered against the land.
Property deeds are the legal documents that record dealings on the land over time. A title deed deeds search through Title Checker brings these documents together, so you can see the title document, registered plans and historical records in one place. Reviewing the title deed deeds and supporting paperwork helps you understand the full history of a property before you commit.
A deposited plan is the survey document that shows the exact boundaries, dimensions and lot numbers of a parcel of land. If you're checking boundaries or planning a development, it's essential reading. Title Checker lets you order it for any property in Australia, so you can see precisely where the land starts and finishes. In strata properties, a strata plan does the same job for units and common property.
A title of deed search traces the documents that prove how ownership has passed from one party to the next. When you request a title of deed, you're accessing the registered dealings and historical records held on the official register. This kind of search is especially useful for deceased estates, boundary research and confirming a long chain of ownership.
If you need a certificate for title, Title Checker makes it simple to order online. It confirms the registered owner and the legal description of the land, and it's delivered straight to your inbox — no queues and no government logins. Order your certificate for title and get the documentary proof you need in minutes.
A title deed search can return more than one document. Depending on what you need, you can order:
The title document — proves who owns the property and lists the registered interests
Deposited plan — the survey plan showing boundaries, dimensions and lot numbers
Strata plan — the equivalent plan for units and common property
Historical deeds and dealings — the record of how ownership has changed hands
Registered instruments — mortgages, caveats, easements and covenants on the title
Order a single document or the full set — whatever your matter calls for.
Property documents matter most when the details count. A title deed search confirms exact boundaries before a fence goes up, proves ownership for a sale or refinance, supports a deceased estate, and resolves disputes with the official record. Buyers, sellers, conveyancers, surveyors and everyday owners all rely on the underlying documents to act with confidence rather than guesswork.
Search — enter the property address, or the lot and plan details.
Choose — select the documents you need, such as the certificate of title or a survey plan.
Receive — pay and your documents are delivered, usually within minutes.
There's no subscription and no minimum spend — you only pay for the documents you order.