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Correct an error on a title deed or land register

State Department for Lands and Physical Planning · sources read 2 Oct 2026

Fill the correction form and lodge it with your original title, ID copy, KRA PIN and 2 photos at the land registry. The 2025 service charter lists KSh 2,000 registration plus KSh 2,500 title fee, and about 3 days.

Fee
KSh 2,000Registration fee (correction)KSh 2,500Title fee
How long
About 3 days at the registry
Where
The land registry where the land is registered
Go to the official site

What you need

  • Filled correction form and the original title
  • Stamp duty receipt, where it applies
  • Certified copy of ID or passport, KRA PIN certificate and 2 passport-size photos

Steps

  1. Fill the correction form and gather your original title, ID copy, KRA PIN and 2 photos.
  2. Lodge them at the land registry where the land is registered and pay the fees.
  3. The registrar checks your documents and amends the record.

Watch out

  • Fix errors early. A wrong name or size on the title can block a sale, loan or succession later.

Who can apply

  • Owners whose title or land record has an error, such as a typing mistake, wrong personal details, or wrong land size or boundaries.
Official sources (2)
  1. Corrections on Registered Documents lands.go.ke · read 2 Oct 2026
  2. SDLPP Service Charter (Updated 2025) lands.go.ke · read 2 Oct 2026

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