Terrenas Check · Las Terrenas
Title search in the Dominican Republic
Certificate of title or constancia anotada? Deslinde done? Mortgages or objections? A licensed lawyer reviews the property file.
- Type of title and registered owner
- Deslinde and cadastral designation
- Mortgages, objections and disputes
- Report in your language
The right checks
Title verification
We check that the seller is the registered owner and that the property is free of known mortgages, objections and disputes.
For whom: Buyer, seller
On quoteSee detailsLand check
Title and deslinde, boundaries, access, easements, land use and environmental constraints before buying or building.
For whom: Land buyer, future builder
On quoteSee detailsHow it works
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Checks
The licensed lawyer, engineer or surveyor carries out the checks on your case.
Report
You receive a clear report with a risk level for each item and our recommendations.
Understand before you decide
Property and titlesThe Dominican land registry: how it works and what it means for buyers
The Dominican land registry is a public system in which rights over land and buildings are recorded. As a rule, what appears in the registry is …
Updated on October 4, 2026Under legal review Property and titlesCertificate of title vs constancia anotada: differences and risks
A certificate of title proves a registered right over an individualised property with its own cadastral designation. A constancia anotada proves a right over a portion …
Updated on October 4, 2026Under legal review Property and titlesDeslinde: what it is and why it matters before you buy
Deslinde is the technical and legal process that locates, measures and delimits a portion of land within a larger plot to turn it into an individualised …
Updated on October 4, 2026Under legal review Property and titlesThe certificate of legal status: what it reveals and how to read it
The certificate of legal status (certificación de estado jurídico) is a document issued by the Registro de Títulos showing a property's registry position on a given …
Updated on October 4, 2026Under legal reviewQuick check-up
A few questions, no account: get the list of points to check for your situation.
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