Property Document Verification
A lawyer checks the title before you pay for a property.
About this service
A title check on the property you are about to buy: chain of ownership, encumbrances, approvals and litigation history, with a written report on what the papers actually show and what is missing.
What you get
- Chain of title examination
- Encumbrance certificate review
- Check of approvals and permissions
- Written verification report
- Call with the reviewing lawyer
How it works
- 1
Send the papers
Upload everything you have; we tell you what else to ask for.
- 2
Examination
A property lawyer works through the chain of title.
- 3
Report
A written report setting out the risks in plain language.
- 4
Discussion
A call to take you through what it means for the purchase.
Documents you will need
- Sale deed or title deed
- Encumbrance certificate
- Property tax receipts
- Approved building plan, where applicable
- Mutation and khata documents
Scans or clear photographs are fine. The lawyer handling your matter will tell you if anything else is needed once they have seen your papers.
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