In recent years, more and more farmers have chosen to return to their hometowns to build houses, whether they are renovating, expanding or building new farmhouses, they need to comply with the regulations and procedures issued by various localities for the management of self-built houses, otherwise they will face the risk of rectification. In addition to submitting the necessary documents, farmers also need to pay attention to the process and location of the real estate certificate. This article will explain in detail the specific process of applying for real estate certificates for rural self-built houses, so that you can have a more comprehensive understanding of this.
The first condition for farmers to apply for real estate certificates is that the homestead must have legal ownership and complete materials must be provided. After meeting these conditions, farmers can prepare materials and apply for property ownership certificates according to the following process:
1. Prepare materials:
Farmers need to provide household registration booklets, ID cards, homestead application approval letters, rural planning permits, and certificates of completion and acceptance of farmhouses.
2. After the materials are prepared, the farmer goes to the real estate registration department for real estate registration.
3.After completing the registration and verification, the farmer can apply for a real estate certificate (real estate title certificate) at the nearest real estate registry office.
If the local government has completed the registration of the integrated confirmation of real estate rights, that is, the real estate property certificate has been issued to the villagers, the farmers do not need to apply for the real estate certificate on their own. However, if there is a change in the natural condition and ownership of the house or homestead, the farmer can still apply for registration and wait for the unified certificate issued by the village after completing the registration.
When farmers apply for real estate certificates, they not only need to provide personal identification certificates and related materials, but also need documents and certificates for the legality of the homestead. These documents include the homestead use right certificate, the homestead legality certificate issued by the village committee, etc. In addition, farmers are also required to submit documents such as the agreement signed by the neighbors, the commitment letter of homestead and self-built houses, and the design drawings of the passage.
Before applying for the real estate certificate, the farmer also needs to apply for the homestead construction planning permit, which is the permission document that the farmer must obtain before building a house. After the construction of the house is completed, the farmer also needs to apply for a certificate of completion acceptance to prove that the house has met the relevant construction standards and regulations.
1. Submit materials to the real estate property registration department
Farmers need to submit the prepared materials to the local real estate registration department. These departments are usually located in the county (city, district)**, and the specific address can be obtained from the local township (town)** or village office.
2. Real estate registration:
The real estate registration department will review the submitted materials and register the real estate. The process mainly includes ownership review, property rights registration, ownership certificate issuance and other links. Farmers need to wait for the results.
3. Obtain the real estate certificate:
When the review and registration is completed, the real estate title registration department will issue a title certificate (real estate title certificate). Farmers can go to the nearest real estate title registry office to obtain a title deed. During the collection process, you may be required to pay a fee.
Before applying for the real estate certificate, farmers can consult the local township (town)** or village office to understand the specific materials that need to be submitted and the handling process. At the same time, they can also consult a professional real estate agency or law firm for more detailed guidance and assistance.
For some remote areas or sparsely populated rural areas, there may not be a dedicated real estate registration department. In this case, farmers can go to the relevant departments of the county (city, district) ** to consult and understand the specific process and location of applying for the real estate certificate.
Although the process of applying for a real estate certificate for a self-built house in rural areas is relatively complicated, as long as the farmer provides legal ownership and complete materials in accordance with the regulations, and complies with the relevant procedures, he can successfully apply for the real estate certificate. This provides more protection for the legitimate rights and interests of peasants and a more stable foundation for rural development.
In the upsurge of farmers returning to their hometowns to build houses, applying for real estate certificates is an important step towards legitimacy and protection of rights and interests. It is hoped that the introduction of this article can help farmers in need and make the process of applying for real estate certificates smoother. At the same time, the first and relevant departments should also increase the publicity and guidance of the process of farmers to apply for real estate certificates, provide farmers with better services, and promote rural construction and development.