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A practitioner acting on behalf of the landowner-mortgagor often also certifies on behalf of the mortgagee when registering a new mortgage or when discharging an existing mortgage.

Road frontages - notices under section 93 of the Transit New Zealand Act 1989

The Registrar-General of Land can enter caveats in certain circumstances to prevent fraud or improper dealing (including to support orders made by the Courts to freeze assets).

Section 226A of the Resource Management Act 1991 provides an exemption in respect of the renewal of existing cross or company leases.

Guidance articles on registering electronic land transactions, grouped into key topics like caveats, mortgages and subdivisions.

Information about applying for a record of title based on adverse possession, and applying to bring deeds land under the Land Transfer Act 2017 (by an adverse occupier).

Information about transfer instruments including mortgagee sale transfers, no survivorship notations, and more.

If you are concerned for your safety, or that of your family, you can apply to the Registrar-General of Land (Registrar) to withhold information from the register if that information will disclose your whereabouts and prejudice your safety.

There are a number of different notices that Toitū Te Whenua LINZ is obliged to issue under the Land Transfer Act 2017 - this page explains some of the common types of notice.

Information about requests, requisition and rejection reasons, correcting a land record, and compensation.

How to use Title mode to prepare a transmission in Landonline.

How to use Simple mode to perform a full transfer of ownership for all titles in a transfer.

How to prepare a variation of mortgage in Landonline.

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

What essential elements are needed to create a joint tenancy and what happens if an essential element is missing.