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Verify a land certificate

Every certificate issued through Land Police can be checked against a tamper-evident ledger, so banks, lawyers, buyers and courts can trust it.

Two ways to check

  1. Scan the QR code printed on the certificate. It opens the certificate's verification page on www.landpolice.com.
  2. Enter the certificate number (for example SL-2026-XXXXXXXX) in Certificate search.

What is checked

Fingerprint

The SHA-256 fingerprint is recomputed from the certificate's contents and compared with the ledger.

Chain link

Each certificate's fingerprint includes the previous certificate's, so any change breaks the chain.

Status

Only certificates approved and issued are shown as valid; revoked or pending ones are flagged.

What verification proves

A valid result proves the certificate was issued by Land Police and has not been altered since. It does not prove legal ownership: Land Police is a private register that works alongside, and does not replace, the Ministry of Lands.

Seeing the full certificate

Verification confirms a certificate is genuine. To download the full certificate, including the registered owner, use Certificate search for $5.

Verify or search a certificate