Guide

How to Get the Deeds to Your House Online

For a registered house, the modern documents people usually mean by house deeds are the Title Register and Title Plan.

Quick answer

For a registered house, the modern documents people usually mean by house deeds are the Title Register and Title Plan.

Short answer

If your house is registered, you can usually get the key title documents online. The documents people often call house deeds are now commonly the Title Register and Title Plan.

Official source: https://www.gov.uk/search-property-information-land-registry

Key points

  • Customer phrase: house deeds
  • Modern registered-title documents: Title Register and Title Plan
  • Best product on this site: Title Deeds
  • What it helps with: ownership checks, title confirmation, sale preparation, remortgage queries and personal records
  • Start an order: https://landregistries.com/checkout

What are house deeds?

House deeds is a common phrase for documents that describe ownership or title information for a property. For modern registered property, the main records are usually the Title Register and Title Plan rather than a bundle of old paper deeds kept at home.

How to get your house deeds online

Search for your house using the postcode or address, select the matching property, choose the Title Deeds product, and complete secure payment. The available documents are supplied digitally by email after processing.

What you usually receive

The Title Deeds product includes the Title Register and Title Plan for one registered property where available. The Title Register contains the written ownership and title information. The Title Plan shows the general extent of the registered title.

Do you need paper deeds?

Many property owners no longer hold old paper deeds, especially where the property is registered. A digital title register and title plan are often the practical documents people need when they ask where to get the deed to their house.

When to order house deeds

You may want these documents if you are selling, remortgaging, checking ownership, replacing lost paperwork, reviewing leasehold or freehold details, or keeping your own property records up to date.

What house deeds do not include

A standard title document order does not usually include every historic conveyance, transfer, lease or old deed ever connected with the property. Some filed documents may need separate checks and may not be available for every title.

Order your house deeds

To get the deeds to your house online, start at https://landregistries.com/checkout and choose Title Deeds after selecting the correct property.

Independent service note

LandRegistries.com is an independent document-ordering service. It is not HM Land Registry, GOV.UK, Registers of Scotland, Land & Property Services Northern Ireland or any government department.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get the deeds to my house?

For many registered houses, you can order the Title Deeds product, which includes the Title Register and Title Plan where available.

Where can I get the deed to my house?

You can start with an online property document search using the house postcode or address, then order the relevant title documents.

Are house deeds the same as the Title Register?

Not exactly. The Title Register is the main written title record. House deeds is a broader customer phrase often used for the key property title documents.

Related pages

Property Guides

A central guide hub for property ownership, boundaries, title documents and regional property record systems across England and Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.

Title Deeds

Title Deeds is a common customer term for key registered title documents, often the Title Register and Title Plan where available.

Title Register

A Title Register is a Land Registry title record that can show key ownership and legal title information for a registered property.

Title Plan

A Title Plan is a registry plan showing the location and general extent of a registered property title.

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