The land register is our main register. It records ownership of land and property in Scotland.
Applications can be submitted via our new digital submission service.
About the land register
Introduced in 1981, the land register is based on the Ordnance Survey map.
It provides property owners with a state-backed guarantee of title.
The land register is replacing the General Register of Sasines.
Land and property information
You can:
Interpreting Land Register title plans
View our guide to interpreting title plans and understanding legal boundaries in the Land Register.
Register land or property
Find out more about:
Forms
If you have an online services login, you can use our responsive eForm to complete your application for registration in the land register. You can also notify us of a perceived title inaccuracy. If you don't have a login, use a pdf application form.
- Registration (editable PDF) (PDF, 1277.42 KB)
- Registration (printable version) (PDF, 411.29 KB)
- Caveat (PDF, 349.2 KB)
- Warranty (PDF, 347.42 KB)
- Prescriptive claimant (PDF, 339.82 KB)
Notification of an inaccuracy
You can let us know about an inaccuracy in your title sheet by using the public Title Inaccuracy Enquiries online service.
Find out more about Title Inaccuracy Enquiries.
Identification form
If you are not a conveyancing solicitor, you will also need to submit an identification form:
- identification form (printable version) (PDF, 215.66 KB)
- identification form (editable PDF) (PDF, 317.7 KB)
When you use our forms, you are submitting personal data.
Please see our privacy statement for information on how we process personal data.
Update the land register
You can request that we update the land register to reflect a change in your circumstances.
Support
If you have further enquiries, get in touch using our contact form.