To find a Certificate of Title you must submit a Certificate of Title Search Request form.

Certificates of Title are searchable by:

• registered owners name;
• legal description; or
• title number.

Before you request a search

Have as much of the following information as possible:

• name of the property owner(s);
• lot(s);
• block, group or quad;
• plan number; and
• village, town, city, subdivision or other location.

What is the fee?

$3 for a certified true copy of title, or $1 per page for a copy of title.

General Register:

The General Register (GR) is where Writs of Seizure and Sale, among other instruments, are registered. When a GR search is requested a General Register Certificate (GRC) is produced. In addition to Writs of Seizure and Sale, a GRC will show all GR instruments under the name you search for, such as:

• general powers of attorney; and
• court orders, such as:
  • granting probate;
  • letters of administration;
  • receivership; and
  • assignments in bankruptcy.

To request a search and obtain a GRC you must submit a Certificate of Title Search Request form.

The General Register is searchable by:

• registered name;
• similar name; or
• registration number.

What is the fee?

For the time being, no fees are payable for GR Searches, GRC or GR instrument registrations.

How to make a search

1. Download the Certificate of Title search request form.
2. Fill out the form.
3. Submit the form
   In person: Andrew A. Philipsen Law Centre
   2130 Second Avenue (ground floor) in Whitehorse. Our office is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
   Email: ltosearch@yukon.ca
   Fax: 867-393-6358
   Mail:
   Government of Yukon
   Land Titles Office (J-2A)
   Box 2703
   Whitehorse, Yukon Y1A 2C6

When will you receive your search results?

Once you have submitted your request you’ll receive the search results within 24 to 48 hours.