When registering a property with the Land Registry for the first time, you may be able to avoid the long delays associated with title examination. How? Through Form 3. If your property qualifies, a solicitor can certify the title instead of submitting it for detailed review by Tailte Éireann (formerly the PRAI). In this blog, we explain how Form 3 works, who can use it, and why it can save months off your registration timeline.

If you've just bought a home that hasn't been registered with the Land Registry before, you're not alone. First registration is a crucial legal step for many property owners in Ireland, especially in areas where compulsory registration only became law in recent decades. Whether you own a semi-detached, detached, or terraced home, this guide will walk you through everything you need to know.

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If you’re applying for first property registration in Ireland, you’ll need a Land Registry compliant map — but how much does it cost? This guide breaks down pricing for houses and apartments, explains what’s included, and shows you where to order a PRAI-approved map quickly and reliably.

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