Title examination, checked link by link.
NotarIA structures the notary's real-estate due diligence: it reconstructs a property's chain of title from the Land Register, applies deterministic safety nets (chain breaks, undischarged charges, thirty-year period) and analyzes the location certificate. The notary confirms each link and concludes — the AI never declares a title ‘good and marketable’ in their place.
How it works
1. Upload the entries
The AI extracts Land Register entries (including scanned documents, thanks to OCR).
2. Confirm the links
Each entry is proposed; the notary confirms, rejects or corrects. Nothing is assumed.
3. Safety nets fire
Grantee/grantor continuity, undischarged charges, thirty-year period, lot concordance — deterministically.
4. Conclude
The notary writes the conclusion; NotarIA produces a dated, cited report.
The location certificate
NotarIA extracts each item of the surveyor's report (s. 9 RLRQ c. A-23, r. 10) and flags problematic observations — encroachments, servitudes, seniority — which the notary confirms.
To go further
Our in-depth guides, written for notaries:
Frequently asked questions
Does NotarIA query the Land Register directly?
No. NotarIA has no direct access to the Land Register: entries come from uploaded documents or manual input. The report states this explicitly as a scope reservation.
Does the examination declare the title ‘good and marketable’?
No. The AI never concludes on a title's validity. It prepares and flags; the conclusion belongs to the notary.
See title examination in action.
Request a demo on a real property.
Assistant — not legal advice. The notary reviews, signs and decides on every act.