Title deeds in Zimbabwe,validated and secured.
Homes are being demolished across Harare, Chitungwiza, Bulawayo and beyond. We validate, securitise and register your title deed with the Deeds Office — including stands bought through a Sabhuku. Apply online from Zimbabwe or abroad and protect what you built.
Once-off fee: US$200 per property
Who we help
Individual owners
You hold the deed in your own name and want it validated and securitised.
Trusts
Property held under a Deed of Trust, signed off by an authorised representative.
Companies
Company-registered property with CR14/CR6 and a board resolution.
Sabhuku stands
Stands bought through a Sabhuku, village head or co-operative — regularised properly.
Title deed services
Every application is handled by a registered conveyancer and lodged with the Deeds Office.
Title Deed Securitisation — Individual
Validate and securitise your title deed as an individual owner.
Title Deed Securitisation — Trust
Securitise a title deed held by a trust.
Title Deed Securitisation — Company
Securitise a title deed registered to a company.
Sabhuku Stand Regularisation
Regularise a stand bought through a Sabhuku or land baron and obtain a securitised deed.
How to get title deeds in Zimbabwe
Four steps, whether you are in Harare or overseas. Everything is lodged with the Deeds Office in Zimbabwe by a registered conveyancer.
- 1. Apply online
Choose your applicant type and complete the deed application form.
- 2. Upload documents
Original deed, ID, photo and notarised affidavit — dashboard or Live Chat.
- 3. Verification & conveyancing
Our conveyancers verify the stand and lodge with the Deeds Office.
- 4. Receive your securitised deed
Couriered to you, collected locally, or handed to a relative.
Where we handle title deeds
We work with the Deeds Registry in Harare and Bulawayo, covering properties, stands and co-operative plots countrywide.
- Harare
- Chitungwiza
- Bulawayo
- Mutare
- Gweru
- Masvingo
- Kwekwe
- Kadoma
- Marondera
- Bindura
- Norton
- Ruwa
- Victoria Falls
- Hwange
- Beitbridge
- Rural & Sabhuku stands
Title deed questions
How do I get title deeds in Zimbabwe?
Apply online, upload your proof of purchase, ID and a notarised affidavit, and our conveyancer verifies the stand and lodges the deed with the Deeds Office in Harare or Bulawayo. Typical turnaround is 6-12 weeks.
What is a securitised title deed?
It is a title deed issued with advanced security features and registered in the National Deeds Registry, so ownership can be verified instantly and cannot be easily forged or disputed.
I bought my stand from a Sabhuku. Can I still get a deed?
Yes. Sabhuku stands are exactly why this service exists. We verify the stand, engage a conveyancer and pursue regularisation so that your home is protected from demolition.
Do you cover properties outside Harare?
Yes. We handle title deeds countrywide — Harare, Chitungwiza, Bulawayo, Mutare, Gweru, Masvingo and rural stands — through the Deeds Registry offices in Harare and Bulawayo.
Can I apply from outside Zimbabwe?
Yes. The entire application is online. You upload your documents and a notarised affidavit, and we handle everything on the ground in Zimbabwe.
How much do title deeds cost?
US$200 per property, covering validation, conveyancing and issuance of the securitised deed. Payment is arranged with our billing team on Live Chat.
Secure your deed before it's too late.
US$200 per property. Apply online from anywhere in the world — our team is on Live Chat 24/7.