Property indexLot 5 123 456PDF
Original land register document
- Registration divisionMontreal
- Registrations12 results
Quebec Land Register
Quebec Land Register: search for a property by address or lot number
Start with an address or lot number, retrieve published registrations, review the property index and order available notarial acts.
Quebec’s land register remains the official legal source. Immocalcul simplifies access to available information and documents without replacing a title search or a notary’s analysis.
Notarial act availableTransaction registered against the lotAvailable
Sale price$645,000Sale dateJune 12, 2023
BuyerLavoie, CatherineSellerTremblay, Marc
Transaction typeResidentialLot number5 123 456Notarial act25 684 321
Order the notarial act$1.50
Understanding the Land Register
What is the Quebec Land Register?
The Quebec Land Register is the public register where rights affecting real property are published. It lets you follow registrations connected to a property and find references to published documents.
It may show sales and transfers, mortgages, easements, cancellations, prior notices and other registrations. The lot number is the central identifier connecting this information to the property.
Immocalcul simplifies the starting point: find the property, open its property index, then order the corresponding act when it is available.
Property index and Land Register acts
Review the property index and acts connected to the property.
Starting with the lot, the index presents registrations and their reference numbers. You can then identify the relevant transaction and order an available act in the same workflow.
Property indexLot 5 123 456PDF
Original land register document
- Registration divisionMontreal
- Registrations12 results
PDFOriginal document
Property index
Buy and download the original index connected to the lot.
The property index is the starting point for a search on a lot. It groups published registrations—sales, mortgages, easements, notices, releases, cancellations and other rights—with the references used to retrieve the corresponding acts.
Notarial act availableTransaction registered against the lotAvailable
Sale price$645,000Sale dateJune 12, 2023
BuyerLavoie, CatherineSellerTremblay, Marc
Transaction typeResidentialLot number5 123 456Notarial act25 684 321
Order the notarial act$1.50
Notarial acts
Order the act connected to a specific transaction.
From the transaction list, select a sale or another available registration, verify its number and date, then order the corresponding act.
What the land record reveals
What can you find in a property's Land Register record?
Registrations provide markers for rights published against the lot. Their presence alone does not establish that a right is still active: the act and later registrations must be interpreted in context.
Review the Land Register
How do you review a property's Land Register record?
Immocalcul connects the address, the correct lot number, the property index and available acts to reduce duplicate searches.
Search by address
Can you search the Land Register by address?
Yes. Immocalcul lets you start with an address to find the property and its associated lot number, then access available land information.
The official register relies on the proper identification of the property. Because an address can change or refer to multiple units, the lot number remains essential for confirming the correct record.
Identify the right property
Why is the lot number important in the Land Register?
A civic address can change, while the lot number identifies the property in the cadastre. Immocalcul connects the address, the property and its lot to lead you to the correct property index.
Distinguish the sources
Land Register, cadastre and assessment roll: what is the difference?
These sources describe the same property from different angles and complement one another during a real estate search.
Land Register
It lists rights and acts published against a lot, including sales, mortgages and easements.
Cadastre and lot number
The cadastre represents and identifies lots. The lot number is the key used to target the correct property index.
View lot dataAssessment roll
The municipal roll includes the assessed value, assessment unit and information used by the municipality.
View the municipal assessmentOrdering and access
See what you are ordering before you confirm.
The applicable price and access are shown in the context of the property or transaction.
Price shown before ordering
A notarial act is offered for $1.50 or may use an included property record, depending on your access. Other applicable prices are always shown before confirmation.
Documents in your account
Once ready, the document remains connected to the transaction and can be downloaded from your Immocalcul account.
Protected access
Identity verification may be required to open documents and view selected unredacted information.
Register availability
Orders follow the official service’s availability, which is normally closed from midnight to 6 a.m.
Continue the analysis
From the Land Register to the property's complete history.
The register documents published rights. To place those acts in a broader real estate picture, also review prior sales, the municipal assessment, building characteristics and available risks.
Prior sales
Municipal assessment
Characteristics
Risks and territory
For professionals
Built for land record searches that are part of the job.
Notaries, legal technicians, brokers, lenders and analysts can search the Land Register by address, confirm the lot, review the property index and order the relevant acts for the file.
Notaries and legal teams
Find the index, registration numbers and acts to review before continuing your official verification.
Lenders and mortgage brokers
Review available transactions and registrations to better document the property file.
Brokers, investors and analysts
Trace sales and obtain relevant documents before deepening the property analysis.
Information to interpret
The document speeds up verification. It does not replace professional judgment.
A registration may have been cancelled or replaced and must be read in context. For a legal conclusion, review the official documents and consult the appropriate professional.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about the Quebec Land Register
It is the public register where rights affecting Quebec real property are published. It provides registrations connected to a lot and references to published acts.
First search for the property by address or lot number, review its property index, then open or order the act connected to the relevant registration.
Yes. Immocalcul lets you start with an address to find the property and its lot. The lot number is then used to target the correct land record.
Enter the address in Immocalcul and open the property record. The associated lot number appears with the available cadastral information.
It is the document that groups published registrations and their references for a lot. It is the starting point for identifying acts to review.
It may show the type, date and registration number of sales, mortgages, easements, cancellations, prior notices and other published rights.
Yes. When a sale appears in the registrations and the document is available, its reference number can be used to select and order the corresponding deed.
The index may identify mortgages and related registrations. The acts and later cancellations must still be reviewed to interpret their status.
Locate the easement registration in the index, then review the corresponding act for its nature, extent and affected properties.
The cadastre represents and identifies lots. The Land Register publishes the rights and acts connected to those lots.
The assessment roll presents municipal information and an assessed value. The register presents registrations and published rights affecting the property.
No. The Quebec Land Register remains the official source. Immocalcul facilitates property searches and access to available information and documents.
Open the property record, locate the relevant registration, select the available act and confirm the order at the displayed price.
Ready documents remain associated with your Immocalcul account and can be downloaded from the relevant property record or transaction.
Real estate data API
Bring Quebec real estate data into your tools.
Connect your applications to the Immocalcul API to consult property-roll data and enrich your real estate analyses for Quebec.
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Search the address. Open the index. Order the relevant act.
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