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About the Notice of Change process in Landonline.

About the process for notifiying solicitors and financial institutions of the registration of a mortgage on a title.

Information about Crown grants.

Find information and examples of different types of land records.

Information about Crown Property files and how to find them.

Example of a title and an explanation of what's included when you order a current Record of Title.

How to view paper original copies of land records held by Toitū Te Whenua.

Information on and examples of deeds, deed registers and deed indexes.

Information held in a Record of title.

Survey and title fees were changed on Monday 3 February 2025. This page provides reference information about the implementation.

Find out about the history of what we now call Māori freehold land.

Links to other organisations that provide land records.

Information and examples of traverse records.

Information and examples of field books.

View examples of abstracts and journals.

How to search for titles, surveys and other land records online.

The Registrar-General of Land oversees the land rights registration system.

From the 1840s New Zealand’s land records were managed under a paper system. Since 2002, the titles, survey plans and related documents have been held in an electronic database called Landonline.

Information on different types of historic records and where they're held.

What information is held on a property title.

How land records provide detailed legal information and a historical record of land ownership.

Nau mai, haere mai. A step-by-step approach you might use to find Māori land records.

Find fees for land record orders outside the Landonline system, including ordering a copy of a title.

Listed below are the locations of the most commonly used records for New Zealand's 12 land registration districts.

How to use Land Record Search to order digital copies of titles, survey plans and instruments.

Titles, surveys, instruments and other land records stored with Toitū Te Whenua.