During a property transaction or distribution of family property, it is often necessary to change the name on the title deed. Understanding the title deed name change procedure is a must-have for everyone involved in real estate transactions. This article will introduce the entire process of changing the name of the title deed in detail to help you complete the relevant procedures smoothly.
1. Prepare relevant materials.
Before changing the name of the property certificate, you need to prepare the following relevant information:
Original and photocopy of title deed: an important document to prove the ownership of the house.
Original and photocopy of ID card: ID card information of the applicant and all co-owners (if any).
Original and photocopy of household register: to prove the relationship between the applicant and the house, as well as the relationship between all co-owners.
Original and photocopy of marriage certificate: If married, marriage certificate is requiredIf you are unmarried or divorced, you need to provide relevant proof.
Written proof of consent of the other co-owners to the change: If there are other co-owners in the house, written proof of the other co-owners agreeing to the change.
2. Fill in the application**.
Once you have prepared the relevant information, you will need to fill out the Title Deed Name Change Application**. This is usually available at your local real estate management department or online. When filling in, you need to pay attention to accurately fill in key information such as applicant information, housing information, and reason for change.
3. Submit the application and pay the fee.
Submit the completed application** and relevant documents to the local real estate management department for review. When submitting the application, you will need to pay the relevant change fee, which can be consulted with the local real estate management department.
4. Waiting for review and approval.
After the application is submitted, the real estate management department will review the application materials. After the review is passed, the relevant departments will change the real estate certificate within a certain period of time. Applicants should wait patiently and pay attention to the relevant authorities' notices.
5. Receive a new real estate certificate.
When the change of the real estate certificate is completed, the applicant needs to bring the valid certificate to the local real estate management department to collect the new real estate certificate. When collecting the new title deed, you need to check the relevant information to ensure that it is correct.
6. Precautions.
When changing the name of the property certificate, it is necessary to ensure that all the information is true, accurate and complete, so as not to affect the progress and results of the change procedures.
Applicants need to understand the working hours and procedures of the local real estate management department, so that they can arrange their time reasonably and avoid unnecessary troubles caused by excessive waiting time.
If you have any questions or difficulties during the change process, you can consult or ask for help from your local real estate management department.
After completing the name change of the title deed, it is important to keep the new title deed and other relevant materials properly in case you need it.
In short, although the procedures for changing the name of the real estate certificate are more cumbersome, as long as the relevant materials are prepared and the application is submitted in accordance with the prescribed procedures and requirements, the change procedures can generally be successfully completed. Therefore, when changing the name of the property certificate, you must patiently and meticulously complete the entire process according to the requirements to ensure that your rights and interests are protected.