Cadastral number

The cadastral number is not just a combination of numbers. This is the key that opens the door to problem-free ownership of land resources and gives you legal certainty about your rights. In today’s world, where land is one of the most valuable resources, knowledge of the cadastral number becomes an integral part of successful management and legal activity.

What is a cadastral number?

A cadastral number is a unique identifier of a land plot, which is assigned to it in accordance with current legislation. This number contains important information about the boundaries of the plot, its area, location and other characteristics necessary for its identification and registration.

In what cases is it important to get a cadastral number?

Obtaining a cadastral number is important in a number of situations related to ownership, management and use of land resources. Here are some of the most important cases when obtaining a cadastral number is necessary:

1. For the legal registration of a land plot sale agreement, it is necessary to have the cadastral number of this plot. This allows to establish its clear boundaries and property rights.
2. A cadastral number is required to transfer a plot of land to inheritance. This helps avoid legal conflicts and ensure a clear transfer of ownership rights.
3. To obtain a certificate of ownership of a land plot, you must have its cadastral number. This confirms your rights as an owner and allows you to use this plot with confidence.
4. If you plan to encumber a plot of land, for example, get a mortgage, you must have a cadastral number for the legal registration of these encumbrances.
5. Obtaining a cadastral number allows you to legally carry out construction work on a plot of land and obtain all the necessary permits and documents from the relevant authorities.
6. In some cases, in order to receive state benefits or subsidies, it is necessary to have a cadastral number of the land plot, which confirms your right to these benefits or subsidies.
7. When dividing or combining land plots, it is also important to have the cadastral number of each of them, which helps to clearly identify the boundaries and rights to each individual plot. This is especially important in case of disputed situations or agreements between land owners.

Do you need a cadastral number if you do not plan to do anything with the land?

Even if you do not plan to do anything with the land at a certain point in time, obtaining a cadastral number can be extremely useful and important. For example, if your neighbors do not agree with the boundaries of the plot, and the first to get the cadastral number and determine the boundaries, this may cause you to lose part of your plot. Your own cadastral number will allow you to protect your rights and avoid possible losses.

Thus, even if you do not currently plan to actively use the land, obtaining a cadastral number will help you avoid legal problems in the future, ensure the protection of your ownership rights and avoid possible disputes with neighbors.

Algorithm for assigning a cadastral number

The process of assigning a cadastral number includes several stages. First, the specialist goes to the place to conduct a cadastral survey of the land plot and develop technical documentation. This documentation includes the establishment of site boundaries in kind, the drawing up of a cadastral boundary plan, the creation of electronic documents and the preparation of an XML file for further processing.

At the next stage, the land plot is registered in the State Land Cadastre and assigned a cadastral number. After the completion of this process, an extract from the State Land Cadastre is formed and issued, which contains information about the plot and its owner.

Contact our experts

Our company “Prykhodko and Partners” has experience in the field of land law and provides a full range of services for obtaining cadastral numbers. Contact our experts, and we will help you get a cadastral number without unnecessary worries and problems. You will receive not only a unique identifier of your land plot, but also full legal certainty of your rights.

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