Land taken, or a will you doubt?
Start with a free assessment of what the records actually show. We hold the transactions since 1800, the concession map of 1880 and a cadastral lineage engine — so before anyone charges you anything, we can often tell you where you stand.
Establishing title is professional work. A notary empowered to search titles is empowered to examine the derivative chain; a land surveyor establishes whether two parcels occupy the same ground; an attorney characterises the position in law. Where the assessment points to a full investigation, it is carried out under professionals you choose from our directory — they sign the findings; the platform assembles the records.
If your matter belongs with the Police, a land surveyor or an attorney, we will say so and send you there. We would rather lose the fee than sell you the wrong service.
1 · Assessment
Free
What our records show about the property, and where this matter actually belongs.
- Lineage trace where the parcel is known
- Last transfer of record
- Breaks and conflicts in the chain
- Honest routing to the right professional
2 · Professional title research
Fixed fee, quoted
A full reconstruction of the property’s history and, where titles overlap, of the ground itself — carried out under your professionals of record and delivered as a sealed report.
- Chain of title to the original concession
- Instruments located and listed
- Name variants resolved across generations
- Documentary vs locational conflicts identified
- Overlap tested: documentary chain against plotted location
- For estates: instruments, beneficiaries and the entity chain to natural persons
- Signed by the professional whose competence it falls under
- QR-validated report you can hand to a bank, attorney or court
3 · Field enquiries
Subject to licence
Only where the records leave a genuine factual gap — who occupied, when, and under what claim. Enquiries about third parties fall outside the notarial function and require a separate licence.
- Commissioned only after the documentary work
- Scope agreed in writing beforehand
- Not offered until the required authorisation is held
Free assessment
A verified account is required — this protects other people's property records from speculative searches.
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