Which department does the land use certificate go to?
To apply for a land certificate, you need to go to the lobby window of the Land and Resources Bureau. Villagers in villages and towns who want to apply for land certificates can submit information to the sub-bureau of land and resources in villages and towns, and they will receive it. A lot of materials need to be provided for land certificate, such as ID card, household registration book, real estate license, deed tax certificate, etc. These materials should be prepared in advance.
The procedures for handling land use certificates are as follows:
1. When handling the land use certificate, the applicant shall submit the land ownership certificate, his household registration book, ID card and other required materials to the local land and resources bureau. Obtaining the land use right by means of gift or sale. , it is also necessary to provide relevant agreements such as the gift and sale of land use rights, and provide the original land use certificate;
2. After accepting the application for land and resources, conduct on-the-spot verification, measurement and drawing of the applicant's land, verify the ownership, location and area of the land, and check whether the boundary of the neighboring relationship is clear. After confirming that there is no dispute, sign and seal;
3. Then, the relevant departments will verify the land registration application and other materials submitted by the applicant. After verification, the applicant is allowed to go through the formalities of land ownership registration and obtain the land use certificate issued by the Bureau of Land and Resources upon completion.
The main conditions for handling land certificates are as follows:
1. When transferring the house and land use right, the house purchase and sale agreement, house photo and original land use certificate shall be submitted;
2, in the soil to inherit the house and its right to use, it should be submitted to the house photos, the original land use certificate, notarial certificate or the owner's autographed agreement and street proof;
3, soil, new housing registration, need to submit the soil and planning department of the construction approval documents;
4. If the soil certificate is lost or damaged, the soil right holder shall apply to the original issuing authority in time, reapply for the certificate, and make an announcement in the local newspaper. If there is no objection within 30 days from the date of announcement, the original issuing authority shall revoke it and issue a new certificate;
5, the sale, inheritance, gift division, must be handled by both parties to the bureau;
6. In addition to submitting the above research materials, the entrusted agent shall also formulate and provide a power of attorney signed and sealed by the principal.
To sum up, the land certificate is a written document issued by the local people's government to prove that the holder enjoys the ownership or use right of a certain area of land, and it is a legal certificate for the holder to enjoy the ownership or use right of land.
legal ground
Article 2 of the Land Management Law
No unit or individual may occupy, buy or sell or illegally transfer land in other forms. Land use rights can be transferred according to law.