Homestead Searches
Unearth the history of a particular piece of land. For a fee, the Provincial Archives will search Alberta homestead records.
Alberta's early settlers were drawn to the province with the promise of a homestead (a quarter section of land). Once settlers "proved up" the land (broke the land up, planted crops, built a house and barn and lived there for three years), homesteaders could apply for title of the land.
A homestead search costs less if you can provide a legal land description and the name of the patent holder.
For more information including location, hours of operation, telephone and fax numbers, please check the related links below.
Find a Registry Agent
Select your registry agent. Registry agents offer registration, information and licensing services on behalf of government. The Government of Alberta is working collaboratively with registry agents to bring more government services online. You are not required to visit the selected registry agent.
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