Registration of the country plot: the need dictates time

Many today use non-privatizedsummer plots, without even suspecting that these plots are not legally their property. In order to have the right to dispose of this land, it is necessary to design a summer cottage in the property.

To begin with, we will understand what a summer residence is. This is the land on which citizens rest and grow crops. It is allowed to erect household and residential buildings in a summer residence. It differs from the garden plot in that you can not only build a house on it, but also register the right of residence in it. On the garden plot it is permitted to build a dwelling without the right to register. Therefore, many citizens who own garden plots are building non-fundamental residential buildings. When registering a property, such a building will be considered temporary and, if necessary, it can easily be demolished.

If you are offered to buy a holiday plot, onwhich is not formalized the right of ownership, one should not go to such a transaction. In order not to remain without money and land, ask the seller to first carry out the proper design of the country plot. The document on the state registration of ownership is evidence of the fact that the site is privatized.

If you have not yet taken advantage of the benefitslaw on "dacha amnesty", remember that the design of a summer cottage under a simplified scheme is allowed until 2015. If the plot has a residential fundamental structure, then after this period you will have to pay a fine for illegal construction without approved project documentation. Registration of the suburban area without buildings under the simplified scheme while is termless.

In order to start the privatization of land and housingbuildings in the country, you need to have a membership card of horticultural or country partnership. Without this document, the design of the country plot is impossible. If the book is lost, then it is necessary to apply to the chairman of the partnership with a statement on the restoration of the book. A new "summer party membership card" can be given to you on the basis of archival documents that show that you are regularly making contributions and have been running a summer residence for several years.

Another obligatory document forprivatization of the site is a certificate of local self-government confirming the right to use the site. This can be a very old document issued even under Soviet rule. The main thing is that on this certificate there was a seal. In accordance with federal laws 137 and 122, such a certificate is valid and certifies your right to land. If you do not have a certificate, one of the following documents may become the basis for obtaining state registration of ownership: an act of local authorities on transferring land to you for use; certificate of the right to a plot issued by a public authority; executive decree from the economic book.

Registration of the summer cottage is carried out atpresence of cadastral (land passport). This document, which many people often call a holiday plot plan, you can get on the board, from the chairman of the partnership. Usually the plan does not specify buildings. In order to legitimize them, it is necessary to draw up a declaration describing the construction materials, the size and location of the buildings on the site. The board also needs to receive a conclusion that the land plot is assigned to a specific person and the description that he has drawn up corresponds to reality.

If there is a residential building in the summer residence, you need to get a passport for it in the Bureau of Technical Inventory.

When all the papers are collected, if there is a document,you must apply to the local administration. There you will receive a permit (order, act) for the provision of a summer cottage site in the property. This document should be addressed to the local department of Rosreestra.

You can only consider completing the cottage site with your own hands, after you have paid the state fee and receive a certificate of state registration of the property right.

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