Canada Post disruption: Alert Level: MEDIUM

Due to the Canada Post strike action, customers are advised that mail applications will be subject to delays. LTSA offers online resources and electronic filing services to access front counter services. You may wish to consult a lawyer or notary to complete any filings.

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New mailing address for Victoria Land Title Office

As a result of updates to our office space in Victoria’s Atrium Building, the suite number of the mailing address for LTSA’s corporate head office and Victoria Land Title Office has changed. The office location remains unchanged for customers and front counter services are unaffected. Learn More

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Front Counters Open By Appointment Only Alert Level: LOW

Please be aware that LTSA’s Land Title Office front counters are open 9 am – 3 pm, Monday to Friday by appointment only. Many common transactions are now available online. To book an in-person visit, contact 1-877-577-LTSA (5872) .

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Pilot program for BC property owners

Be one of the first BC property owners to create a secure, digital connection between you and your property.

The Land Title and Survey Authority of BC (LTSA) is developing a new digital service called BC Property Connect for property owners to securely track property ownership updates with one account. Creating an account will help you stay up-to-date, act quickly, and make more informed decisions that support your property needs.   

To support the development of this new service, LTSA is running a pilot program for owners of private, residential property in British Columbia.

Join the Pilot Program Now

Limited Space Available

LTSA is looking for approximately 300 pilot participants who are interested in testing this new service and providing feedback.

There will also be 10-15 spots available for pilot users to meet with our research team to use the service while sharing your honest thoughts and reactions over a video call.

How it Works

  1. If you are a BC property owner, you can join the pilot program in early January 2026 using the form below.
  2. When the service is ready for use, you will be contacted via email with a link to create your account. This will include verifying your identity via your BC Services Card account.
  3. Once you’ve created your BC Property Connect account, you will be able to:
    1. Receive alerts about changes that occur on the title of your property
    2. Access important resources related to property ownership
  4. After creating an account, you will receive a survey where you can provide feedback on what you liked, disliked, and what you would like to see in the future.

Join the Pilot Program

This pilot program is an opportunity to provide your feedback to the organization that administers BC’s land title and survey systems. Your input will help shape a service for other property owners like you.

Questions and Answers

Who is LTSA?

The Land Title and Survey Authority of British Columbia (LTSA) is responsible for operating the land title and survey systems of BC. These responsibilities include updating title records, for example, changing an owner’s name during a property transaction. LTSA services help secure, maintain, and provide access to land titles which are an essential underpinning to BC’s private property market.

Why is LTSA developing this service?

Building on the strengths of a land title system developed over 100 years ago, LTSA recognizes the need to evolve our practices to meet the needs of generations to come while continuing to support a thriving economy today. This includes establishing a stronger direct connection between property owners and the organization.

With online interactions being a central part of our day-to-day lives, LTSA recognizes the expectation of property owners to have seamless, simple, and secure access to information about their assets, including their property.

Why a pilot program?

We believe that the best way to make a service for property owners includes making sure property owners voices are heard. By conducting a pilot program, LTSA is able to adapt and strengthen this new service early on in the development process.

Who can participate in the pilot program?

Any owner of a private, residential property in British Columbia can participate in the pilot program.  A BC Services Card account is required.

For information on creating a BC Services Account, see id.gov.bc.ca/account

Why should I participate in the pilot program?

  • Shape the Service: This is your time to share your thoughts on how LTSA can better serve your needs as a property owner.
  • Early Access: Using a new service early in its development can reduce the learning curve later
  • Learn and Discover: If you’re interested in the land title system and want to better understand your role in it, this is a great opportunity to learn and work with the experts.