Deeds and Probate Registry

The Deeds Registry

The Deeds Registry creates and maintains indices of deeds recorded or enrolled in accordance with the Registration of Deeds Act 1961. Once recorded, original deeds are permanently retained in the Deeds Registry and cannot be returned.

All deeds registered from 1911 to the present day are available to view. For more information on how to view deeds, please see the Deeds and Probate search & purchase page. 

All deeds recorded prior to 1911 are housed in the Manx Museum.

The Probate Registry

The Probate Registry is responsible for the safekeeping of probate records following the issue of a Grant of Probate from the High Court.

Details of all grants of probate issued since 1940 can be searched online. For more information on how to view probate documents, please see [link to D&P search & purchase page].

Probate records prior to 1911 are housed in the Manx Museum.

Location

The Deeds and Probate Registry is located on the first floor of the Registries Building (opposite the Courts of Justice) on Deemsters Walk, Bucks Road in Douglas.

Opening hours:
Monday to Thursday 9am - 4.30pm
Friday 9am - 4pm