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1. ltsa.ca › property-owners › how-can-iSearch Land Title Records - LTSA

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   A title does not include a phone number, and the address on title may not be the civic address for the property. To view the contents of a title, you must order a copy of the title for a fee from BC’s public land title register. If you wish to understand the chain of ownership for a property, please hire a registry agent to help with this ...

2. ltsa.ca › property-owners › how-can-iSearch for a Title - LTSA

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   The best way to search for a title is with a nine-digit Parcel Identifier (PID) number. A civic or street address cannot be used to search for a title. If you don’t know a property’s PID or legal description, you can find it through: ParcelMap BC using geographic location, PID, civic (street) address or other identifier. If you have ...

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4. ltsa.ca › property-owners › how-can-iFind Information on a Title - LTSA

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   The property can also be identified by its unique nine-digit PID. The address listed on title may or may not be the civic address of the property. Therefore, you cannot use a civic address to perform a title search through myLTSA or at the land title office front counters. Civic address can be used to locate a parcel on ParcelMap BC which will ...

5. help.ltsa.ca › myltsa-explorer › search-titles-and-plansSearch Titles and Plans | System Help - LTSA

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   Mar 26, 2021 · In most cases, a title number will exist in only one land title district in the province. If your title number occurs in more than one land title district, the Search Results list will show all of them. Select the appropriate title(s) to purchase from the list.

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6. info.bcassessment.ca › Services-products › Look-UpRequest information for a property - BC Assessment

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   To obtain your registration package, call BC OnLine’s province-wide toll free number: 1-800-663-6102. In Victoria, telephone 953-8250 or fax 953-8222, or visit the BC OnLine website at www.bconline.gov.bc.ca. BC Assessment makes its property information database accessible through BC OnLine.

7. help.ltsa.ca › myltsa-enterprise › title-searchingTitle Searching Basics | System Help - LTSA

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   You will need at least one of the following pieces of information for the property. A civic or street address cannot be used to search for a title. Consult the property's assessment or taxation records for information on the property's PID or legal description. You can search for a property’s PID or legal description by its address on BC ...

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   How do I find a title in BC?

   • The best way to search for a title is with a nine-digit Parcel Identifier (PID) number. A civic or street address cannot be used to search for a title. If you don’t know a property’s PID or legal description, you can find it through: ParcelMap BC using geographic location, PID, civic (street) address or other identifier.

   Search for a Title - LTSA

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   What is a title search?

   • A title search is a record issued by the land title office setting out the particulars of a title to land, generated from information contained in the land title register at a specific point in time. If you want to know the current registered owners of a property, order a copy of the title.

   Search for a Title - LTSA

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   Can a civic address be used to search for a title?

   • A civic or street address cannot be used to search for a title. Consult the property's assessment or taxation records for information on the property's PID or legal description. You can search for a property’s PID or legal description by its address on BC Assessment's Assessment Search.

   Title Searching Basics | System Help - LTSA

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   What is a title & a state of title certificate?

   • A title or a State of Title Certificate lists the current registered owners of a property. A title does not include a phone number, and the address on title may not be the civic address for the property. To view the contents of a title, you must order a copy of the title for a fee from BC’s public land title register.

   Search Land Title Records - LTSA

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   What information do I need to search for a property?

   • You will need at least one of the following pieces of information for the property. A civic or street address cannot be used to search for a title. Consult the property's assessment or taxation records for information on the property's PID or legal description.

   Title Searching Basics | System Help - LTSA

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   Where can I find land title & survey information in BC?

   • Land Title and Survey Authority of BC records such as land titles and plans can be accessed through myLTSA at www.ltsa.ca BC Assessment's database contains non-confidential assessment information for all real property in British Columbia. This information is copyrighted by BC Assessment.

   Request information for a property - BC Assessment

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9. help.ltsa.ca › myltsa-explorer › searchingSearching | System Help - LTSA

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   Search Documents and Plans. You can now search for documents and plans using myLTSA Explorer. You will need a Title Number or Parcel Identifier (PID) to search for titles, State of Title Certificates and plan images.