NotarIA
Title examination, checked link by link.
NotarIA reconstructs a property's chain of title from the Land Register, applies deterministic safety nets (chain breaks, undischarged charges, the thirty-year period) and analyses the location certificate. The notary confirms each link and concludes — the AI never declares a title ‘good and marketable’ in their place.
Assistant — not legal advice. The notary validates, signs and decides.
How it works
- 01Land RegisterUpload the entriesThe AI extracts Land Register entries (including scanned documents, thanks to OCR).
- 02Confirm the linksEach entry is proposed; the notary confirms, rejects or corrects. Nothing is taken for granted.
- 03Safety nets fireTransferee/transferor continuity, undischarged charges, the thirty-year period, lot concordance — deterministically.
- 04ConcludeThe notary writes the conclusion; NotarIA produces a dated, cited report.
The location certificate
NotarIA extracts every item from the surveyor's report (s. 9 RLRQ c. A-23, r. 10) and flags problematic observations — encroachments, servitudes, priority — for the notary to confirm.
The notary confirms each link and concludes.
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 conclude that a title is ‘good and marketable’?
No. The AI never concludes on a title's validity. It prepares and flags; the conclusion belongs to the notary.
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