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If you’re completing a property transfer in WA, it’s important to note that verification of identity checks conducted by Australia Post for Self Represented parties are not transferable to a conveyancing practitioner, laywer or mortgagee.

No, your photo will be taken during your identity check and is included in the transaction fee.

No. Your photo will be taken during your identity check and is included in the transaction fee. 

Verification of identity reports with Landgate are not transferrable to a conveyancing practitioner, lawyer or mortgagee. 

If you live outside WA, you can get your VOI check done at any participating Post Office across Australia. We’ll then send the results to you.

This service is not available to those living overseas.

If you live outside WA, you can get your VOI check done at any participating Post Office across Australia. This service is not available to those living overseas. 

If you’re wanting to complete a property transfer in WA, all you need to do is select your main reason for transaction on the online form. But, make sure you include all the required documents for every one of your reasons to transact when you submit your form at the Post Office.

If you’re completing a property transfer in WA, in a situation where you need verification of identity urgently in order to lodge your property documents with Landgate, you should consider contacting a conveyancer or other industry professional as an alternative to having your identity verified at a Post Office.

If you’re completing a property transfer in WA, yes. From February 2018 the new Verification of Identity Practice will be in place so it is important to make sure you have all your property transaction documents with you when you visit the Post Office to save you from having to return. If you have to repeat the process, the same fees will apply.

If you’re completing a property transfer in WA, in the days following your identity check at a Post Office, Australia Post will conduct a land registry search to verify your authority to deal in the nominated property / properties and mail your statement to you. It is important to plan to have sufficient time between attending the Post Office and receiving your statement.

If you can’t meet the requirements to have your identity verified at Post Office you may wish to contact a conveyancer or other industry professional for assistance.

If you can't meet the requirements to have your identity verified at a Post Office, you may wish to contact a conveyancer or other industry professional for assistance.

If you're receiving an error when completing your verification of identity form, close down your browser and try the process again. If the error persists, you can report the problem to Australia Post on 13 76 78.