TitleSafe

Why do I need a TitleSafe report on my property?

TitleSafe gives property owners the most accurate and up-to-date report about what’s happening on their Title.

A TitleSafe report reveals vital information about the property, including:

• Who is on Title as an owner of the property?
• Did your bank complete the transfer of registration properly?
• Is the property registered in your name correctly?
• Is there a bank loan, that should have been removed, still registered on Title?
• Do other people or organisations have 24 hour access rights to your property?
• Has a caveat been put over your property?

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How do I get a TitleSafe report?

To be fully informed about what’s happening with your property and its Title, order a TitleSafe report.

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I don’t know if an original Title has been issued for my property. How do I find out?

Throughout the last two decades, many states have gone “paperless”, which means you no longer receive a paper Title with your property transfer.

In the transfer process, if your lender has provided funds it lodges the transfer documents with your state Titles Registry Office. This important step ensures you have legal ownership of your property. Sometimes the bank makes errors. You find out whether or not the bank has done their job properly with Montane’s TitleSafe.

TitleSafe gives you the most accurate and up-to-date report on your property. So you can have peace of mind that the bank and government have done their jobs properly.

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When do I receive my TitleSafe report?

Normally the report will be sent to you within one business day from the time of your order.

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How regularly do I need a TitleSafe report?

You should know at all times what is happening with your property and its Title. An annual TitleSafe report can ensure any bureaucratic errors or fraudulent activity affecting your Title can be dealt with before they cause for you or your family.

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I have additional questions about TitleSafe. Who can I contact?

To get the extra information you need, you can contact our helpdesk.

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