Many citizens are concerned about the issue of how to register land ownership, what documents will be required for this? There is a certain procedure for registering a land as a property, which involves the registration of land immediately after its acquisition.
Often, when buying land, ads contain information about privatization. In principle, privatization - this is the action to register the land as a property. However, not in all cases it is possible to carry out the privatization of the site and to execute registration of land rights. Such plots include land that is in public use, for example, city parks, cemeteries, state reserves, plots used by ministries, etc.
The Land Code says that any citizen of Russia has the right to take ownership of the land for free. However, it should be noted that the next such action will require payment.
There are several types of land ownership. The site can be issued personally for a specific citizen, you can enter into shared or joint ownership. The latter case is characteristic of persons who carry out joint business activities on the site.
Documents for registration
Before you make the land ownership, you will need to collect a certain package of documents. It is necessary to write a statement and indicate in it the purpose of using the land allotment (gardening, building a house, maintaining a personal or farm economy, etc.). The application also indicates the size and location of the site. In addition, you will need to provide a sales contract, a copy of an identity document, a land allotment plan certified by the cadastral service, documents that contain information about the right of a citizen to land (the right of inherited lifetime possession or unlimited use of land may be considered) .
How to register land ownership: procedure
In order to obtain permission for land registration, first of all, you should send an application to the ministry, which is engaged in the management of state property. A copy of the identity document must be attached to the submitted application. The executive branch will consider the application in one of two ways, depending on whether the site has been privatized before. The time for consideration of documents depends on this. The decision should be made within two weeks, but often this procedure takes more time.
In case of a positive outcome, the applicant receives a copy of the document in his hands, which confirms that permission has been obtained. Further, before registering the land as a property, the applicant must, at his own expense, measure the allotment boundaries and obtain a cadastral plan, which must be certified. These procedures usually take a month. At the next stage, a contract for the sale of land with the state is concluded within five days. If a citizen has the right to indefinite use, or if the land has passed to him by inheritance or is provided free of charge, then an agreement is not required.
At the last stage, before registering the land as a property, it is necessary to approve the registration of the allotment in the Federal Registration Service. To do this, you must submit a registration request, a copy of your passport, a decision on registration by the executive bodies, a certified cadastral plan and a sales contract.
All documents, except the passport, are submitted in two copies: original and copy. After registration, we can assume that the land has become the property.