- What documents are needed to register ownership of a land plot (land)
- Procedure and procedure for registering ownership of a land plot (land): step-by-step instructions
- Step 1: registration of land ownership
- Step 2: registration through the MFC
- How to formalize and legalize ownership of a land plot received as an inheritance: difficulties and nuances
- How to register and legalize a plot of land as a property in non-standard cases
- If the plot was purchased before 2001
- If the territory is not demarcated
- If documents are missing
- How to become the owner of rented space
- Algorithm of actions
- What to do if there is ownerless land?
- How much does registration cost?
- Where land ownership is registered and fees are paid
- What is not transferred to private property
- How to register a land plot with savings
- Let's sum it up
How to register land ownership?
It is almost impossible for an ordinary person to independently understand issues of land disputes. The necessary articles will have to be found in countless regulations, federal laws and other documents written in difficult-to-understand legal language. In order to process the entire array of information and isolate from it what will work in your particular case, you will need the help of a specialist - a lawyer working in the specified profile. This article is an attempt to systematize all available information and collect it into a detailed guide to action. Of course, you shouldn’t forget that every business is unique, and therefore don’t rush to try the advice on yourself right away.
What documents are needed to register ownership of a land plot (land)
In 2021, Federal Law No. 218 came into force, stating “On state registration of real estate” and made certain changes to the procedure. According to its main provisions, plot owners are required to register with the State Cadastre.
If you wait to complete the registration, you may no longer be able to confirm your ownership. In any case, it will definitely be more expensive and more difficult.
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When there are no papers at all on the site, the main arguments are one’s own explanations, as well as the words of neighboring witnesses. If the one to whom the allotment was allocated dies, there is no one to ask. All that remains is to look for a lawyer who can unravel this story.
When supporting documentation is in hand, it is easier to resolve the situation. But here a reasonable question arises: what papers should I prepare?
Standard package includes:
- application for obtaining ownership rights.
- cadastral passport.
- identification document of the owner (copy and original).
- papers confirming the acquisition of land.
Today, the Russian legal system offers three options for obtaining real estate: donation, purchase and sale transaction, inheritance. Depending on which one you choose, additional documentation is prepared (for example, a privatization act, a deed of gift, etc.).
Procedure and procedure for registering ownership of a land plot (land): step-by-step instructions
During Soviet rule, the entire territory was considered state territory. To avoid desolation, it was transferred to lifetime inheritable ownership or perpetual use. An order, resolution of a municipal body or an extract from the business book are the main supporting documents. Those who have them are allowed to register in a simplified format - under a special amnesty. It applies to those plots that were allocated up to October 2001 inclusive.
If you have the necessary documentation, even if it was registered many years ago, the state agrees that you are the real owner and allows you to go through the registration procedure in an expedited manner. However, it is not always possible to resolve land disputes quickly. In some cases, people face a series of years-long legal battles.
Step 1: registration of land ownership
In a successful scenario, the algorithm for obtaining real estate is as follows:
- You come to Rosreestr (it is advisable to choose branches related to your area).
- Fill out the application, which is issued by an employee on site.
- Submit a package of documents (the list is presented above).
- You pay the state fee.
After completing the above steps, all that remains is to wait until your request is processed and come for an extract on the specified day.
Step 2: registration through the MFC
Do not think that Rosreestr is the only way to resolve the issue. You can also contact the Multifunctional Center, but first you will have to supplement the existing package of documentation with declarations for buildings that are located on the land plot.
What to do next:
- Pay the state fee at the cashier.
- Fill out the application issued by an employee of the organization.
- Receive a certificate receipt.
Wait until the confirmation certificate is ready and come for it on the appointed day.
Possible difficulties
- If the site is the property of a garden or dacha partnership, a general meeting will be required and a separate territory will be allocated to obtain ownership of it.
- The house may be unfinished, without real estate status. It will be necessary to prove its suitability for habitation, taking into account Article 36 of the Land Code.
- In the event of a complete burnout of a building due to a fire or other reason for its destruction, the land will be registered without reference to the building. Or the house will need to be rebuilt in order to carry out the procedure for registering a plot with residential premises.
How to register and legalize a plot of land as a property in non-standard cases
When you have all the supporting certificates and documents on hand, registering your right to own a plot of land is not difficult. However, this is not always the case.
The fact is that after the collapse of the Soviet Union, active distribution of shares for general use began. But this practice was new: previously all the land had been nationalized, so there was no strict registration procedure. Echoes of disorganization and thoughtlessness are especially audible today, when many owners encounter problems when registering according to new accounting rules.
Below you will find a selection of instructions on how to act in atypical situations. For example, when the necessary documentation is missing or the former owner of the land has died, and his relatives have to defend their right to inheritance.
If the plot was purchased before 2001
In two thousand and one, amendments to land legislation came into force. If the purchase of the plot took place earlier, but you still did not have time to draw up the owner’s documents, then before contacting the Multifunctional Center, you will have to submit an application for the creation of a cadastral passport. This can be done at the branch of the relevant service - just fill out the application form, pay the state fee and the employee’s services.
Important: the procedure is allowed to be carried out only in those areas where land surveying has already been completed.
The passport issuance period is ten working days. However, in some regions this time may be increased due to the workload of registrars.
If the territory is not demarcated
Land surveying is the determination of the boundaries of an allotment by regulatory documents. It does not involve disputes with neighbors; it is necessary in order to formalize a land plot and register the owner’s right.
If demarcation has not been carried out previously, you should order the service as soon as possible. This can be done at any organization specializing in land management work.
To draw up a boundary plan (MP), a company employee:
- collects and analyzes geodesy data, correlates them with a map of the area.
- creates markup with a detailed description.
- marks communications and other objects on it.
- draws up the MP in accordance with established norms and rules.
Completion of the procedure is impossible without transferring the drawn up plan, a copy of the passport, as well as papers confirming the status of the owner to the Cadastral Chamber. In practice, all this takes about six months.
If documents are missing
The most common problem faced by future owners. In this case, the algorithm of actions looks like this:
- You find evidence that the land was indeed accepted for indefinite use.
- Collect the necessary papers for the trial. Those that are able to confirm the fact of transmission are selected. As a rule, this is the longest stage in the case.
- Prepare a statement of claim.
- You win in court. Standard questions are considered within a couple of months from the date of application, but if difficulties arise, the period may increase.
- Register the status of the owner in Rosreestr. The judge recognizes the corresponding right for you, but a separate body is involved in its registration. He also issues the extracts necessary for the Unified State Register.
Important: without a certificate from the Unified State Register of Real Estate, you cannot be considered the official owner.
Deadlines
Citizens' appeals are considered within a month, after which the regional administration is obliged to officially announce its decision. In Rosreestr, registration of property rights occurs within 7 days.
If the applicant is refused, he can go to court. Court cases are considered for a long time, their duration depends on the complexity of the case, the activity and responsibility of the participants, and the number of instances passed.
How to become the owner of rented space
In accordance with the new Land Legislation, citizens of the Russian Federation have the right to formalize ownership even of those plots that have been handed over (both urgently and indefinitely). And if the territory was allocated back in the Soviet Union and used for housing construction, all registration procedures can be carried out free of charge.
In what cases is it possible to take advantage of:
- If you have built a country house and become its owner. This also includes garages, bathhouses and outbuildings.
- When the construction was put into operation.
- Upon enrollment as a member of a horticultural or vegetable cooperative.
Until the end of 2021, this procedure is being implemented free of charge, so you should hurry.
The categories of beneficiaries entitled to receive an allotment for free include:
- veterans and participants of the Second World War.
- persons recognized as disabled.
- orphans.
- families with three or more children.
- internal affairs officers with fifteen years of experience.
Young professionals involved in agriculture can also qualify for benefits.
Algorithm of actions
Before starting the registration procedure, it is important to write an application to the relevant authority responsible for the territory. The form must be accompanied by a certificate received from the Cadastral Service. The decision by the municipal body is made within fourteen working days.
Based on the internal nuances of the case, the administration can:
- transfer the plot of land for use free of charge, as well as issue the appropriate written permission.
- offer a buyout option by submitting the purchase and sale agreement for consideration.
- reject the request on the basis of Article No. 28 of the Land Code.
Please note that owners of private houses located on municipal areas have certain advantages when registering.
The legislative framework
The procedure for registering a summer cottage is regulated by many legislative acts of the Russian Federation. These include:
- Land Code , indicating the procedure for distributing land between citizens who applied for its allocation for economic needs.
- Civil Code , indicating the right of every citizen to obtain a plot of land for management.
- Federal Law-217 of 2021 , which determines the procedure for using areas intended for gardening and vegetable gardens.
- Federal Law No. 93 of 2006 , which provides a simplified procedure for the privatization of land that was transferred to private use before the Land Code came into force. The dacha amnesty has been extended until the beginning of March 2021.
In addition, there are the Town Planning Code and regulations, SNiP indicating the procedure and standards for capital construction on the site.
What to do if there is ownerless land?
In this case, the legislation provides for two scenarios for the development of events. The first and most convenient is to find the owners or their heirs and offer to buy the property. To speed up your search, you can contact your local office and ask for assistance. If the search work does not produce results, resolving the issue can last up to two years, or even more.
To register the right to own an abandoned territory, follow these recommendations:
- Send your request to the nearest governing body. Attach copies of requests to the local administration to your application - this way you will confirm that searches have already been carried out previously. Based on your request, the committee will register the land in the cadastral register. After this, the owners or heirs will have a year to challenge the decision. After the specified period, the case will automatically go to court.
- If during the proceedings it can be proven that the site is empty, it will go to the municipality.
- Your task is to rent it on time. And then start preparing documents: a master plan in the BTI, geodetic markings, etc.
- Hand over the package of collected papers to the local administration.
The application is considered from one to three months. If the decision is in your favor, you can buy the plot at the average market price. All that remains is to carry out land surveying and register with Rosreestr.
The price of the question is when can you privatize for free?
The cost of registration in Rosreestr is 2,000 rubles for citizens and 22,000 for legal entities.
The amount of the state duty depends on the purpose of the memory:
- for a summer cottage - 350 rubles;
- share of land in a summer cottage – 100 rubles;
- for agricultural needs – 350 rubles;
- share of a plot intended for agriculture – 100 rubles.
The amount of the state duty for re-registration of inherited land depends on the degree of relationship with the testator:
- 0.3% of the market value of the property for close relatives;
- 0.6% for 2nd degree relatives.
In the first case, the amount should not exceed 100,000 rubles, in the second, a million.
The following are entitled to receive a free allotment:
- large families in which children have not reached 18 years of age or 23 years of age when studying full-time;
- young specialists (up to 35 years old), who are citizens of the Russian Federation with completed professional education, working in rural areas. More information here.
