Situations with common ownership of an apartment arise for various reasons. The inheritance of property, the acquisition of a married apartment, the privatization of housing - all this leads to the need to register your share in the apartment. The common share ownership of each of the participants is transferred to his ownership. Everyone has the right to dispose of the property at his own discretion. You just need to register the ownership of the share. As a result, you will receive a certificate of ownership.
Instructions
Step 1
Find the documented amount of your share in the apartment. The information is contained in an agreement on the division of property, in a marriage contract, in a certificate of inheritance or in a court decision.
Step 2
Solve all issues with the bureau of technical inventory. There you will be given an extract from the technical passport, which must contain a plan and explication of the premises. For your share, you must have a separate statement certified by the inventory authority.
Step 3
Prepare a receipt for payment of the state duty provided for by tax legislation. On the official website of Rosreestr, or by visiting the office, you will find the details you need to pay.
Step 4
Prepare for submission to the Rosreestr authority all the necessary documents for registering your ownership. In addition to the application, title documents (purchase agreement, inheritance certificate, privatization agreement) and technical passport, you will need your spouse's consent certified by a notary.
Step 5
Make copies of all collected documents. Bring your identification documents with you.
If your title deed is a division agreement between the spouses and not a prenuptial agreement, then notarization is not required. If you want to sell your share, then you will have to consider the pre-emptive right to buy each owner's share. It is better to do it officially: notify the other owners in writing about the sale of your share and the terms of the transaction. Remember that you need to send a notice at least a month before the sale, because the state registrar will do an examination of the documents you submitted, assess the legality of the transaction and will require documents confirming that you have complied with your preemptive right to purchase.
