How to check cadastral and legal information when buying land?

This material is informational and does not replace individual legal, notarial, or financial advice.

Identify the plot

Start with the address and the cadastral code. According to Hartak's service description, the address can also be searched using the property certificate or the cadastral code. This helps match the documents and the listing for the same property.

Check registered rights and restrictions

The Cadastre Committee notes that the state registration system includes ownership rights, user rights, mortgage/pledge, construction rights, servitude, and limitations of rights. Ask about their existence and the possible impact on the transaction — with the participation of the appropriate specialist.

Do not confuse the information with promotional claims

Accept information about the plot, permitted use, access, or infrastructure only to the extent that it can be verified. If an issue requires professional clarification, leave it to a specialist to verify.

Registration stage

According to guidelines from state bodies, the application to register a right may be submitted at the Cadastre Committee office or via the e-cadastre.am platform in accordance with current requirements. Check the process timelines and fees at the time of the transaction.

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