Registration of inheritance on a land plot is one of the most labor-intensive processes among similar ones. The main difficulty here is that for its proper execution many different documents are required. During this procedure, you will have to visit a large number of different institutions and receive a certain package of documents that are mandatory when completing the inheritance. The main documents in this case are a certificate confirming the right of the owner to the land plot, the original cadastral plan, a certificate confirming the value of the land, as well as certificates of the absence of arrears in the payment of taxes and related fees.
These documents are issued by the cadastral chamber in your region, the land committee, some local government bodies, and the tax office at the place of your permanent registration. Registration of inheritance on a land plot begins with a visit to a notary's office. A notary will help you make the necessary statement in this case, which will be difficult to write yourself. Then you need to get a document on assigning a cadastral number to this land plot, since without this registration of the inheritance for the land plot is impossible. This procedure takes place in the cadastral chamber. This document is ordered in advance, and when filling out an application for its receipt, you must specify the estimated value of the land.
In the cadastral registration authority, you have yet to receive another document - a cadastral passport. To obtain a passport, you must have a certificate certified by a notary, which indicates the fact of the establishment of a hereditary case. The terms of entry into the inheritance are clearly prescribed by applicable law, so here you will need to wait a while - and only then you can enter into the inheritance. This certificate must be accompanied by its own application to the cadastral registration authority, a certificate attesting to the death of the testator, and the original certificate of ownership of the plot.
After you have received all of the listed documents, you must provide the full list to the notary's office, namely the specialist in charge of your inheritance case. After performing all these actions, the notary, after a certain period of time established by law, will issue you a special certificate containing information about your ownership of the land. With the receipt of this certificate, you can take a little breath, since most of the renewal of the inheritance is already behind. But the registration procedure does not end there, since you do not yet have registration documents making you the copyright holder and owner of the land.
The certificate received at the notary's office, you give to the state registration authorities. Here you will be given a document confirming the fact of state registration of your owner’s right to a particular land plot. Now you can rightfully call yourself the owner of a particular plot of land and dispose of it at your discretion. You can sell the land, lease it, mortgage it in a bank and much more. As can be seen from everything listed in this article, the registration of an inheritance on a land plot is a rather labor-intensive process, which usually takes a lot of time. But, unfortunately, nothing can be done about it, and you will need to be patient.