Land Registration

Procedure #1:

• If the notaire deed is established, the signatures of the parties in the sales deed are certified by the public notaire.

• If a private deed is being signed, the signatures are certified by the two parties and they must go to the local authorities with their IDs, after ha they sign a register that is being kept by the concerned authorities. Then their signatures are compared with those signed on the sales deed. The signatures of the parties in the sales deed are only certified by the public notary if a notarial deed is established. Normally the parties go to the notary to get their signatures certified.

• Six companies of the document should be stamped in each page.

• The deed can be prepared by the parties while being assisted by their lawyers.

• The documentation includes: a signed sale agreement from the two parties, ID cards of each party, certified copies of the IDs as well as the number and the date under which the deed was filed.

Procedure #2:

• The notaire should go to the tax authorities to see if there are no taxes on the property, it takes one month to check and issue a certificate concerning this.

• If there are any taxes that are due, the seller should pay them before the transfer is made

Procedure #3:

• The documentation includes: a certified and signed sales deed must be provided upon registration.

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