Land surveying of the boundaries of a land plot owned by you is necessary for registering it on cadastral records and for further registration of ownership. At its core, it is the removal of boundaries to the terrain, their visualization with the help of boundary pegs installed at the nodal points. Based on the results of the land survey, a boundary plan is drawn up, without which it will be impossible to register the plot in ownership.
Necessary
- - Passport or other document proving your identity;
- - cadastral plan;
- - documents of title to the land plot;
- - legal documents for the land plot.
Instructions
Step 1
Landing plans and, accordingly, land surveying are made by certified cadastral engineers working in geodetic companies or as individual private entrepreneurs. You need to conclude a contract for the production of a land-survey plan and provide the contractor with the necessary documents.
Step 2
If you do not order the production of a landline plan, but your authorized representative, he must provide notarized copies of your passport and a copy of the power of attorney issued in his name.
Step 3
The cadastral plan, which is drawn up by the territorial bodies that carry out cadastral registration of land and the assignment of cadastral numbers to land plots, contains all the necessary information about your site, including its cadastral value, land category, area, as well as a diagram of its boundaries on a fixed scale indicating coordinates nodal points and the length of each distance between them. If there is no cadastral plan, it is necessary to attach a copy of the master plan, according to which the plots were “cut” or a fragment of a topographic scheme of a scale of 1: 500 or 1: 1000 with plot boundaries marked on it.
Step 4
The legal documents include a state act issued before 2001 on the ownership of a land plot or a Certificate of ownership of a land plot issued after 2001. These documents confirm that your ownership is registered in the Unified State Register of Rights to Real Estate and Transactions with It (USRR). They indicate the cadastral number of the site and its intended purpose, as well as the date of registration - entry into the Unified State Register.
Step 5
The documents of title are those on the basis of which you are considered the owner of this site. This can be a contract of exchange or sale and purchase, a certificate of inheritance or a will, a donation contract, a court decision on the establishment of ownership, etc.
