If you’ve changed your name after marriage, you’ll need to lodge a Change of Name application with Landgate to update your property title. This usually requires your marriage certificate as evidence of the name change. We prepare the application, check that all supporting documents are correct, and lodge it with Landgate on your behalf, so your title reflects your new legal name.

If your name changes due to divorce, you’ll need to update your property title to match your new legal name. This typically involves providing your divorce order or an official change of name certificate. We’ll guide you through the process, prepare the required forms, and lodge them with Landgate to ensure your property records are accurate.

Yes. If you’ve changed your name by deed poll or through the Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages, we can help update your property title. You’ll need to provide your official Change of Name certificate or deed poll document, and we’ll take care of preparing and lodging the paperwork with Landgate.

Yes. It’s best to update your driver’s licence and primary forms of identification before applying to change your name on a property title. Landgate requires supporting ID that matches your new legal name. Updating your ID first helps avoid delays and ensures the process goes smoothly.

No, it isn’t legally required — you can lodge a Change of Name application directly with Landgate yourself. However, many people choose to use a settlement agent because the forms and requirements can be confusing, and errors often cause delays. A settlement agent ensures the paperwork is completed correctly the first time, the right supporting documents are provided, and the application is lodged promptly. This makes the process faster, easier, and stress-free.

Certified copies are generally acceptable for Landgate, provided they meet the required standards. In some cases, original documents may be requested. We’ll let you know exactly what’s needed for your application and help ensure the right documents are provided the first time.

Yes. Landgate charges a small fee for processing Change of Name applications, and there may be additional costs for certified copies of documents if required. We’ll explain the fees upfront and include them in our quote, so you know exactly what to expect.