On this page:
About Lands Titles Office (LTO) Forms OnlineLTO panel form standards Guidance notesLog on to LTO Forms OnlineLTO Forms Online user guide
LTO Forms Online browser settings
Configuring Adobe Reader for LTO Forms Online
Division forms and entitlement sheetsGetting helpAbout Lands Titles Office (LTO) Forms Online
LTO Forms Online enables you to access interactive and blank panel forms, in PDF format, suitable for printing and lodgement in the LTO.
You cannot use LTO Forms Online to generate LTO panel forms relating to land division and entitlement sheets, instead these are provided in PDF format in the table below.
These forms are used by registered conveyancers and legal practitioners. It is highly recommended that you seek the assistance of a registered conveyancer or legal practitioner to ensure you do not create an unintended interest in a property.
[top of page]
LTO panel form standards
You must print all LTO forms in black on A4, white, 80-gsm paper and printed on both sides of the paper. If you do not have access to a duplex printer, use the manual feed option to produce a double-sided copy.
You do not require the Registrar-General's approval to reproduce panel forms in hard copy or digital formats but the Registrar-General may refuse to accept for registration any instrument, annexure sheet or inserted sheet which does not comply with the Registrar-General’s LTO panel form standards (PDF 53KB).
For an alternative version of this document contact the Lands Titles Office.
[top of page]
Guidance notes
You will find guidance notes for most of the forms. These are of a general nature and cannot replace the advice of a legal practitioner or registered conveyancer.
[top of page]
Log on to LTO Forms Online
Access the LTO Forms Online by clicking the AGREE button below. This indicates you have read and understood the information provided on this page and agree to comply with the Registrar-General's LTO panel form standards (PDF 53KB).
If you need additional assistance using LTO Forms Online or for an alternative version of these documents contact the Lands Titles Office.
[top of page]
LTO Forms Online user guide
For step-by-step instructions on the use of this application see the LTO Forms Online user guide (PDF 788KB).
If you need additional assistance using LTO Forms Online or for an alternative version of these documents contact the Lands Titles Office.
[top of page]
LTO Forms Online browser settings
LTO Forms Online converts your data entries into PDF documents. It does this by displaying the PDF document in a secondary browser window. For security reasons most web browsers have been configured to disallow secondary windows from being automatically displayed. Therefore, in order to use the LTO Forms Online application your web browser may need to be configured to:
You will also need a minimum screen resolution of 800 by 600 pixels.
[top of page]
Configuring Adobe Reader for LTO Forms Online
LTO Forms Online generates PDF documents as part of its main function. Therefore, it is a requirement that Adobe Reader be configured to display the PDF in the browser window.
You can check your Adobe Reader settings by doing the following:
Step 1: Open Adobe Reader. 
Step 2: From the 'Edit' menu select the 'Preferences' option.
Step 3: From the 'Categories' menu highlight the 'Internet' option.
Step 4: Check the 'Display PDF in browser' option is ticked.
Step 5: Select 'OK'.
[top of page]
Division forms and entitlement sheets
The division forms and entitlement sheets below are editable PDFs no larger than 160KB that can be saved to your local hard drive for recall and update at a later time.
Forms lodged with the LTO must comply with the Registrar-General's LTO panel form standards (PDF 53KB).
If you need additional assistance using LTO Forms Online or for an alternative version of these documents contact the Lands Titles Office.
Getting the best out of these forms
These steps will ensure you get the best out of these forms.
Step 1: Select the required form in the table below and it will open in Adobe Reader. 
Step 2: Save the file to your computer using File>Save As.
Step 3: Close the web page.
Step 4: Re-open the form from the saved location. This ensures you will be asked to save the file when you next close the file and thereby not lose any entered information. If you use the form in the web page you will not be asked if you want to save the file and any data in the form will be lost.
Step 5: Click on the 'Highlight Fields' button near the top right hand corner of the screen to view the areas of the document that can be edited. The editable fields will now be in blue shading.
Step 6: Click inside a field you need to enter data. You can tab between fields.
Step 7: Where statements within fields need to be struck through over-type with a row of x's or minus signs. For example xxxxxxxxx or ---------------.
The format of text is pre-set, so font size, type, colour, boldness, underlining and italics can not be adjusted.
Additional consent forms for each type of panel form are available in column 2.
If you need additional assistance using LTO Forms Online or for an alternative version of these documents contact the Lands Titles Office.
[top of page]
Getting help
Contact the Lands Titles Office if you require any assistance with this application.
[top of page]
More information
On this site
Land services industry entry point
Other web sites
South Australian legislation
Contact
Land Services Group and Lands Titles Office