Do you need to locate or verify a property in Puerto Rico?
This service allows you to conduct a professional search to determine whether a property is registered in a person's name or to obtain registry information about a property in Puerto Rico.
Before placing an order, you must complete the Evaluation Form and provide the information needed to conduct a preliminary search. After reviewing the information, we will confirm whether we can accept the service.
Before ordering this service, you must complete the Assessment Form provided below.
We will use the information you provide to conduct a preliminary review and determine whether we can perform the requested search.
Do not place an order or make a payment until you receive our confirmation via email.
✅ What do you get?
Professional and detailed search in the Property Registry.
Registration information available regarding the property or the identified owner.
Confirmation of whether any properties or registry data related to the search were found.
If you are the owner or heir, you have the option to add certain official certifications.
🎯 Ideal for:
Heirs who need to identify properties before beginning the probate process.
People who want to check whether a family member has any registered properties.
Property owners who need to locate their property's registration information.
Potential buyers who wish to verify the ownership of a property.
📌 Information Needed for the Evaluation
The form will ask you for the information needed to conduct a preliminary search, including details about the owner, the owner's spouse (if applicable), and the property.
Please have the property's full physical address on hand, as well as the CRIM cadastral number, if available. The more complete and accurate the information you provide, the greater the likelihood of correctly identifying the property.
Initial search: approximately 30 days, starting from the date we receive all the necessary information and payment has been made.
Frequently Asked Questions About Searching for Properties in Puerto Rico
1) Do I need to fill out the Evaluation Form before placing an order?
Yes. First, you must complete the Evaluation Form. We will review the information you provide and confirm via email whether we can conduct the search. Do not place an order or make a payment until you receive our confirmation.
2) What information do you need to conduct the search?
The form will ask for information about the primary owner, their spouse—if applicable—and the property. The complete physical address is especially important. You should also include the CRIM cadastral number, if you have it.
3) Can you search for the property if I don't know the parcel number or cadastral number?
We can review the search even if it doesn't include those details. However, you'll need to provide as much information as possible, particularly the owner's full name and the property's complete physical address.
4) Why are they asking for your Social Security number?
The Social Security number can help distinguish between people with the same or similar names and facilitate the correct identification of the owner. Provide it only if you know it and are authorized to do so.
5) Can you search for properties owned by a deceased person?
Yes, we can process requests related to a deceased person. You must indicate your relationship to that person and provide all available information about the property owner, their spouse, and the property.
6) Does the search guarantee that a property will be found?
No. The search depends on the information provided being complete and accurate, as well as on the data available in official records. For that reason, we cannot guarantee that a property will be located in every case.
7) Does this search include a copy of the deed?
No. Obtaining a certified copy of the deed is an additional service and is subject to the applicant being eligible to receive it.
8) Does the search include CRIM certifications?
No. CRIM certifications are an additional service and are available to property owners, heirs, or other authorized individuals.
9) Is this search equivalent to a full-scale study?
Not necessarily. This service is primarily intended to locate and identify a property and obtain the available registry information. A full title search, a registry certification, or a legal opinion on ownership may require additional services.
10) How long does the search take?
The estimated time for the initial search is approximately 30 days, starting from the date we receive all the necessary information and payment has been made.
Evaluation Form
Please fill out all applicable fields. We will review the information and confirm via email whether we can perform the search.
✅ Order the service
Please place your order only after receiving our confirmation email.
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