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Automate the Quebec land registry

Fonciq automates Quebec land-registry collection for teams that handle many files: the index, the deed, the cadastral plan, grouped lots, and a lot watch. RDPRM : déjà offert dans le Studio, bientôt accessible par l’API. The Fonciq datasets, 21 public datasets, are ingested and available in Studio. Structured deed reading is not available yet.
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In service today

RDPRM : déjà offert dans le Studio, bientôt accessible par l’API.

The Fonciq datasets, 21 public datasets, are ingested and available in Studio. They are not a register.

In service

  • Land-register index

    Always fetched from the register. 0.99 CAD excluding Registre fees for the call, plus the register’s own 1.50 CAD.

  • Deed PDF

    Registration number and circonscription. 0.99 CAD excluding Registre fees. The register fee is added only when that call consults the register. No prior index call is required.

  • Cadastral plan

    Lot number and, when needed, the cadastre. Plans come from the land register. 0.99 CAD excluding Registre fees, plus the register fee only when that call consults it.

  • Grouped lots

    Several lots in one submission. Each accepted index is its own call: 0.99 CAD excluding Registre fees, plus 1.50 CAD at the register.

  • Lot watch

    A scheduled index check for one lot, on your organisation’s register account. A notice can be sent to an HTTPS URL you provide.

  • Register account

    Calls run on the Registre foncier accounts your organisation stores in the developer dashboard. The register bills you directly.

Coming later

  • Structured deed reading

    4.99 CAD, including the fetch. It is not added on top of 0.99 CAD. Not available yet.

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Questions fréquentes

Réponses courtes.

What can be automated on the Quebec land registry?
Index pulls, deed PDFs, cadastral plans, grouped lots, and a scheduled index watch, all on your organisation’s Registre foncier accounts. The register bills those accounts directly.
Does automation file a requisition?
The signature and the filing stay with the notary or the lawyer.
Can a notary automate the legal opinion?
No. Collection can be automated. Concordance, identity, and the conclusion stay with the notary.

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