How to privatize the ground under the house

How to privatize the ground under the house

Earth is one of the main national riches of the country. Its privatization is an alienation of the site from the state in favor of a physical or legal person. Real estate owners have the right to privatize the land under the house, collecting the necessary documentation.

1
Contact the district administration, in which the land plot is located. Apply the statement of the established sample, which specifies the data passport, identification code, the location of the site, its size, and the goal for which the Earth is supposed to be used.

2
Attach such documents:

  • Act that gives you the right to use the land plot;
  • ownership of the house;
  • cadastral map of the land plot of the current year;
  • Powerports for all buildings located on Earth;
  • an extract from the USRP;
  • Your passport.

3
Next, the administration considers your statement. The process lasts from 2 weeks to several months, depending on whether refinements are needed or additions in documents.

4
Privatization is considered completed after registering in Rosreestre. This requires:

  • certified site plan;
  • contract for free alienation or sale;
  • ownership of the house;
  • decision of the local administration, about the possibility of transferring land to your property.

After that, the copies remain in Rosreestre, and the originals of the documents you get on your hands together with the right of ownership of the land plot.

5
You have the right to receive land for property, if you received the right to order it until 1997. In other cases, you can get it only bought from the state.

6
The following sections are prohibited for privatization:

  • coastal;
  • on which ponds and reservoirs are located in general use;
  • common use (for example, streets, squares);
  • reserves and parks;
  • located within forest and water funds;
  • limited in circulation.

Reserve

Refusal in privatization can only be referring to the federal law. Other reasons, including regulatory acts of local administrations, have no sufficient legal justification.

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