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What you need to know before certifying and signing in Landonline.

How to view the fees your firm will be invoiced following registration of a dealing.

How to complete the Property section of the Notice of Change (NoC) form.

How to complete the rates section in a Notice of change form (NoC).

Who can certify and sign dealings, certifying on behalf of someone and applying for signing rights.

Information about preparing transmissions in Landonline.

How to prepare a caveat in Simple mode in Landonline.

Which certifications to select when there is a Caveat or Notice of Claim on a title.

How to prepare a change of name or correction of name for a registered owner.

Information on A&I forms and other documents that can be signed using an electronic signature.

Information about the Registrar-General of Land’s e-dealing compliance monitoring programme, and a self-assessment questionnaire law firms can use to assess the land registration systems and procedures they have in place.

How to prepare a caveat in Complex mode in New Landonline.

How to prepare a caveat in Instrument mode in Landonline.

How to view the transaction log for a dealing in Landonline.

What's attached to your email when you request a post-registration search in Landonline.

Information about moveable water boundaries and dry riverbeds and streambeds.

Questions and answers regarding Māori land, including requirements of the Te Ture Whenua Māori Act 1993, legal resources, Landonline information and contacts.

We've developed checklists for transmissions, caveats and subdivision dealings.

How to correct tax information submitted with a dealing.

Not all transfer require property tax information - find out if your transfer does.

Land transfer tax statements are required for the transfer of some estates in land.

Information about bringing Deeds land under the Land Transfer Act 2017 (LTA) under section 172 (1)(b) of the LTA. These applications can be made by the documentary owner but also by a person in adverse possession to the documentary owner.

Information about applying for a water boundary change resulting from accretion or erosion and applying to bring dry riverbed or stream bed under the Land Transfer Act 2017.

This article contains information about how consent notices should be lodged.

Information about changing or correcting a person’s name recorded in the register.

A Territorial Authority (TA) cannot extend the time limit for the Registrar-General of Land to deposit a subdivision plan.

A Forestry Rights Agreement under the Forestry Rights Registration Act 1983 (under the instrument code of AG) can be the subject of an application to extinguish an easement under s 113, 114 or 115 of the Land Transfer Act 2017 (instrument code is EE).

What constitutes a redevelopment under the Unit Titles Act 2010 (the Act) is set out in section 8 of the Act.

Where land subject to a mortgage or encumbrance is being dealt with, it may be necessary to obtain the consent of the mortgagee or encumbrancee.

Conveyancing practitioners regularly ask how to modify electronic transfer instruments to record that the transferee is acquiring title as an executor.

Practitioners are reminded to retain ANZ’s covering email when receiving instructions for mortgage discharge authorities via their SOLD service.

Section 101 of the Land Transfer Act 2017 sets out the consent requirements when registering a variation of mortgage. Consent from an existing encumbrancee is included in this provision.