Citizenship

­1- What should I do to legalize my home if it was built by my own efforts on private land and I only have a CONSTRUCTION LICENSE as a legal document?

In order to legalize a house built by one's own effort on a private property (legal basis Resolution 001/014 of the Ministry of construction), the interested party must appear in person at the Municipal Office of the company and provide the documents listed below:

1. Stamp stamp worth $ 10.00 MN.
2. Written request with all the generals of the interested party. It must contain:

Name and surname.

• ID number.
• Place of birth.
• Occupation.
• Marital status.
• Legal address (the one you have on your identity card).

All these data must be provided in clear letters, by the identity and in the event that you are united in a formal marriage you must also provide the data of the spouse to be included in the ownership of the property being processed.

1. Building permit.
2. Habitable certificate (to be requested from the Municipal Physical Planning Directorate of this municipality).
3. Numbering certificate (to be requested from the Municipal Physical Planning Directorate of this municipality).
4. Authorization of legalization issued by the municipal Delegation of agriculture of this municipality.

2- What should I do to legalize my home if it was built by my own efforts on state-owned land before 1985 and I do not have any legal document for it?

In order to legalize a house built by one's own efforts on state-owned land before 1985 (legal basis, Transitory Provision 9 of Law No. 65 of the General Housing Law), the interested party must appear at the Municipal Housing Authority and provide the documents listed below.

1. Stamp stamp worth $ 10.00 MN.
2. Written request with all the generals of the interested party. It must have:

Name and surname.

• ID number.
• Place of birth.
• Occupation.
• Marital status.
• Legal address (the one you have on your identity card).

All these data must be provided in clear letters, by the identity card and in the event that you are united in a formal marriage you must also provide the data of the spouse to be included in the ownership of the property being processed.

1. Numbering certificate (to be requested from the Municipal Physical Planning Directorate of this municipality)    

3- What must I do to legalize my home if it was built by my own efforts after 1985 and I do not have any legal document for it?

In order to legalize a house built by one's own efforts on land owned by the state or private property after 1985 (legal basis Agreement 8574/019 of the Council of Ministers), the interested party must appear in person at the Municipal Housing Department and provide the documents that are listed below. relate:

Stamp stamp worth $ 10.00 MN.
Written request with all the generals of the interested party. It must have:

Name and surname.
ID number.
Place of birth.
Occupation.
Marital status.
Legal address (the one you have on your identity card).

All these data must be provided in clear letters, by the identity card and in the event that you are united in a formal marriage you must also provide the data of the spouse to be included in the ownership of the property being processed.

Technical Opinion (to be requested at the Municipal Physical Planning Directorate of this municipality).
In the case of houses located on private land, the interested party must provide a legalization authorization issued by the municipal Delegation of agriculture of this municipality.

With this documentation, the municipal Director of the housing proceeds to legalize the property without including the land and after the resolution of the property title has been notified, the interested party must appear at the municipal Physical Planning Directorate for the payment of the Perpetual Surface Right.

4- What must I do to declare a member of my family nucleus as an unwanted cohabitant?

To declare a member of a family nucleus as an unwanted cohabitant (legal basis article 64 of Law No. 65 General Housing Law), the owner must appear in person at the Municipal Housing Office and provide the documents listed below:

Stamp stamp worth $ 10.00 MN.
Written request with all the generals of the interested party (original) and as many copies as necessary. It must have:

ID number.
Place of birth.
Occupation.
Marital status.
Legal address (the one you have on your identity card).

All these data must be provided in clear letters, for the identity meat

Property title of the property.

5- What should I do to make a claim for the right to property ownership?

To make a claim regarding the right to property ownership (article 126 of the LAW 65 General Housing Law), the owner (s) must appear in person at the Municipal Housing Office and provide the documents listed below:

Stamp stamp worth $ 10.00 MN.
Written request with all the generals of the interested party. It must have:

Name and surname.
ID number.
Place of birth.
Occupation.
Marital status.
Legal address (the one you have on your identity card).
Property title of the property.

All these data must be provided in clear letters, by the identity meat.

6- What should I do to update my property title for having carried out constructive actions of expansion, remodeling and rehabilitation without legal documentation?

To update the property title of a property for having carried out constructive actions of expansion, remodeling and rehabilitation without legal documentation (joint resolution No.1 / 016 article 1 paragraph C) the owner (s) must appear in person at the Municipal Housing Department and provide the documents listed below:

Stamp stamp worth $ 10.00 MN.
Written request with all the generals of the interested party. It must have:

Name and surname.
ID number.
Place of birth.
Occupation.
Marital status.
Legal address (the one you have on your identity card).

All these data must be provided in clear letters, by the identity meat.

Property title of the property.
Cadastral certification issued by the Municipal Directorate of Physical Planning.
I certify for the updating of the property title issued by the Municipal Physical Planning Directorate

7- What should I do to make a claim for the right for illegal occupation of the property?

To make a claim of right for illegal occupation of the property. (Article 115 of the LAW 65 General Housing Law) the owner (s) must appear in person at the Municipal Housing Office and provide the documents listed below.

Stamp stamp worth $ 10.00 MN.
Written request with all the generals of the interested party (original) and as many copies as necessary. It must have:

Name and surname.
ID number.
Place of birth.
Occupation.
Marital status.
Legal address (the one you have on your identity card).
Property title of the property.

All these data must be provided in clear letters, by the identity meat.

8- What must I do to request a literal copy of the property title of my property or a resolution of perpetual surface right?

To request a literal copy of the property title of my property or a resolution of perpetual surface right, the interested party must appear in person at the Municipal Housing Authority and provide the documents listed below:

Stamp stamp worth $ 15.00 MN.
Written request with all the generals of the interested party. It must have:

Name and surname.
ID number.
Place of birth.
Occupation.
Marital status.
Legal address (the one you have on your identity card).

All these data must be provided in clear letters, by the identity meat.

NOTE: The interested party (s) may request legal representation in the Collective Law Firm of this municipality or in other collective law firms where they deem it appropriate.

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