The Right to Information Act 2009 (Qld) allows you to request access to information that Titles Queensland holds in the performance of a titles registry function.
Our publication scheme describes and categorises information that is routinely available through our website and is intended to give the community access to information about Titles Queensland’s titles registry functions. Information is grouped and accessible through various classes.
If you have any difficulties accessing information, please contact [email protected].
Accessing the Publication Scheme
- Titles Queensland’s Structure and Function
- How Titles Queensland’s functions affect members of the public
You can find out more about how our titles registry functions affect the public, and how to engage with our functions here: - Arrangements that enable members of the public to engage with Titles Queensland’s function
- Purchase Title Searches, Images of Survey Plans and Title Documents (fee payable)
- Lodgement of documents (fee payable)
- Online Lodgement
- Types of Information held by Titles Queensland
Titles Queensland holds information and documents relevant to performing the titles registry functions. Documents are available for public search (fee applicable): Title Searches - Types of Information Titles Queensland makes publicly available, and how it is made available
- Purchase Title Searches, Images of Survey Plans and Title Documents (fee payable)
- Dealing Status
- Fee Calculator
- Titles Registry Forms
- Land title Practice Manual
- Registrar of Titles Directions for the Preparation of Plans and Surveying Standards & Forms
- Statistical Summary of Transactions
- Our Policies
- Access Applications – by email [email protected]
- Procedures for asking for information
If you would like to access information that is not available on our website please refer to our Right to Information Policy and Access Application Form or email [email protected]
You will be advised in advance of any charges that may be payable for your request.