How does the state registration of rights to real estate take place?

Buying real estate is a significant acquisition in the life of each of us.  If you have found an apartment or a house of your dreams, now comes the most important moment – the process of registration of the transaction. And you can do this through the PSC. So what you need to know when registering for housing ownership:
to start, book an online queue at the PSC, turnout 20 minutes before the appointed time;
Confirm your reservation at the reception;
Wait until the number of your electronic queue lights up on the tableau;
Go to the operator to complete the transaction;
Service delivery time 1 business day;

Required documents when applying to the PSC:
Documents of title to immovable property;
Technical passport for real estate;
If there is a land plot identification document for the land plot;
If the apartment has shareholders, you need their notarized consent to the sale of housing;   
A notarized statement that the seller is not married at the time of the sale of the apartment, or a marriage certificate if the seller is married or married, as well as the consent of the spouse to sell the property;
If the owner of the real estate is a minor or a person with limited legal capacity, it will be necessary to provide the written consent of the owner's Trustees;
receipt confirming payment of state duty.

✅The state fee for state registration of rights to real estate through the PSC is 1073 tenge.

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