Historically, customers could submit provide evidence to the Land Registry Office prior to the registration of an electronic document in Teraview®. This evidence would then beprovided an index number which… Bulletin 2022-09 Indexing Discontinued
This bulletin describes the various ways that an easement may be removed from title. The Land Registry Office generally refers to this action as: “releasing” an easement (typically, when an… Bulletin 2022-08 Releasing and Deleting Easements
Combined charges are a subset of combined documents and may not be registered on title. Where a charge involves two or more chargors, all of the chargors must have the… Bulletin 2022-07 Combined Charges
When the provincial government or the federal government take title directly, they are typically shown on title as either…
This bulletin discusses recent developments relating to the notice of security interest (the “NOSI”), the notice of lease of chattels (“NOLC”), and the Notice of Lodgement of Title.
The Teraview® system will be up and running for registrations on September 30, 2022, the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. This means that closings can be scheduled for that… September 30 – National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
As announced in my November 26, 2020 “A Lot from the DOT”, The digital submission of scanned “paper” documents into Teraview (for Teraview®licensees) or into OnLand (for non-Teraview® licensees) is… Paper Registrations Submission Procedures Guidelines Version 2