Passing due diligence doesn't make you the legal owner — registration does. An unregistered transaction has no protection against a later, registered claim on the same land, which is exactly how some double-sale scams succeed. Once your due diligence comes back clean, we manage the paperwork trail: preparing the indenture with your lawyer, paying stamp duty at the Ghana Revenue Authority, and submitting the registration application to the Lands Commission.
The official window is 90 days; in practice most registrations take several months depending on the region and how complete the submission is. We don't control government processing time, but we do chase the file, answer queries from the registry promptly, and keep you updated instead of leaving you to find out where things stand on your own.
What's included
- Indenture preparation coordination with your lawyer
- Stamp duty calculation and payment at the Ghana Revenue Authority
- Lands Commission registration submission and status tracking
- Response to any registry queries or document requests on your behalf
Indicative price
Coordination fee GHS 3,000 – 8,000, plus statutory fees
Typical turnaround
3–9 months — registration is a government process we monitor, not control
Final pricing depends on region, property value, and how quickly documents can be obtained. Confirmed in writing before work starts.
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Full Due Diligence
Title search plus independent legal review and a boundary survey, in one report.
GHS 4,500 – 15,000+Family & Stool Land Verification
Confirming the right people actually agreed to sell — before it becomes your problem.
GHS 1,500 – 5,000 (added to a title search)Litigation & Caution Check
A fast, narrow check for court cases and registry cautions on a specific title.
GHS 400 – 900