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Welcome back to The Title Deed Desk.

In Episode 4, we looked at correcting errors on a title deed. Today, Episode 5 covers something different: updating a title deed after a lawful name change.

This is general educational content, not legal advice. Requirements can vary depending on your nationality and supporting documents.

A name change and a title deed error can look similar—the deed no longer matches your passport. The difference is that an error was wrong from the beginning, while a name change means the deed was correct when issued but your legal identity has since changed.

Many owners leave an old name on their deed because they know the property belongs to them. The problem arises when a bank, buyer, or government authority needs proof  ...