Due diligence and registers

Real Property Register extracts and checking assets before a deal

Tvarka Due diligence can bring Real Property Register data into a check on a counterparty or on an asset.

Updated: 2026-08-20 Query: Lithuanian real property register extract check before transaction

When to check property

An asset check matters before a lease, a purchase, a pledge, a construction contract, or when planning how to pursue a debt. Register data tells you who the registered owner is and what is recorded about the object.

Tvarka Due diligence names Real Property Register data and extracts as one of the elements of a check.

What to have ready

You will usually need the unique number of the object, its address, or other identifying information. The more precise the input, the smaller the risk of checking the wrong object.

If the property is not yours, the check has to have a legitimate purpose behind it, such as a transaction, a dispute or a risk assessment.

This is not individual legal or tax advice. Before deciding on a specific transaction, tax situation or dispute, assess your own circumstances.

Frequently asked questions

Can I search by address?

The public forms of the Centre of Registers and the Tvarka check routes work from identifiers, or from an address where it is precise enough.

Is an extract the same as a valuation?

No. A register extract gives the registered data. Establishing the value of an asset, or the risk attached to it, can need a separate valuation.

Is this individual legal advice?

No. This is not individual legal or tax advice.

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