Registers of Scotland
Registers of Scotland (RoS) is the non-ministerial government department responsible for compiling and maintaining 21 public registers. These relate to land, property, and other legal documents.
Our main registers are:
- Land Register of Scotland
- General Register of Sasines
Services
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Apply for development plan approval
Get permission from Registers of Scotland to build a new development on land you own. -
Buying a home: the legal process
The full legal process involved in buying a house or flat. -
Find out who owns certain land or properties in Scotland
Use the Registers of Scotland site to find information on land and property owners. -
Finding a will
How to find a will if someone dies. -
Help with title deeds
Find out how to check title deeds or how to change them. -
Letting agent registration
Find out how to register as a letting agent, including information on the Code of Practice. -
Make a separation agreement
Making an agreement with your ex-partner about arrangements for your children, money and property if you're divorcing or separating. -
Property titles, prices and plans
Find out how much properties in a certain area have sold for recently. -
Register a croft
How to add your croft to the Crofting Register. -
Register a title in the Land Register
Add your land or property title to the Land Register. -
Registering as a private landlord
Includes how to register, information you'll need and how to check if you're exempt -
Renting from a letting agent as a private tenant
Standards that letting agents must follow and how to make a complaint -
Resolve a dispute with your neighbour
Information on how to resolve a dispute with your neighbour including noisy neighbours, nuisance neighbours, barking dogs and a boundary dispute like high hedges. -
Search for a croft
Use the Crofting Register and Register of Crofts to find information on crofts. -
Using a letting agent as a private landlord
Standards that the letting agent you use must follow and how to make a complaint -
Your responsibilities as a private landlord
A summary of your responsibilities if you rent out a property to tenants