
How to get the service online:
Log in to the Portal and click "Request Online".
Note! You should use a GOST algorithm certificate when authorizing via DS.
Go to the Public Cadastral Map and select a land plot, complete the application form and upload the necessary documents.
Sign the application using DS and click "Submit an application".
Note! You should use a GOST algorithm certificate when authorizing via DS.
Application details are available in the "Applications" section.
List of documents required from the applicant:
First stage:
An application for the granting of the right to a land plot in accordance.
Electronic copies of title documents.
An electronic copy of the document calculating the share of the plot.
An electronic copy of the act establishing the cadastral (estimated) value of the land (if necessary).
Second stage:
A land plot allotment scheme agreed by the service recipient. The service provider requests information from the relevant state information systems on an identity document, registration (re-registration) of a legal entity, registration of an individual entrepreneur or commencement of activity as an individual entrepreneur, confirming ownership of real estate, title and identification documents for a land plot.
How to get the service online:
Log in to the Portal and click "Request Online".
Note! You should use a GOST algorithm certificate when authorizing via DS.
Go to the Public Cadastral Map and select a land plot, complete the application form and upload the necessary documents.
Sign the application using DS and click "Submit an application".
Note! You should use a GOST algorithm certificate when authorizing via DS.
Application details are available in the "Applications" section.
List of documents required from the applicant:
First stage:
An application for the granting of the right to a land plot in accordance.
Electronic copies of title documents.
An electronic copy of the document calculating the share of the plot.
An electronic copy of the act establishing the cadastral (estimated) value of the land (if necessary).
Second stage:
A land plot allotment scheme agreed by the service recipient. The service provider requests information from the relevant state information systems on an identity document, registration (re-registration) of a legal entity, registration of an individual entrepreneur or commencement of activity as an individual entrepreneur, confirming ownership of real estate, title and identification documents for a land plot.
1.Decision of the service provider to grant the right to a land plot, indicating the land share and attaching a land allotment scheme.
2. A purchase/sale contract for a land plot or contract of temporary (short–term, long-term) paid (gratuitous) land use (lease), indicating the land share.
3. Architectural and planning assignment.
4. Technical specifications for connection to utility networks
or substantiated refusal to deliver the public service.
Free of charge
Up to 30 working days from the date of application submission.
First stage: ascertaining the possibility (impossibility) of providing a requested land plot for the declared intended purpose based on the urban planning document;
Second stage: upon approval by a service recipient of a land allotment scheme, decision on granting the title to a land plot, conclusion of a purchase/sale contract for a land plot or contract of temporary (short–term, long-term) paid (gratuitous) land use (lease). The specified terms do not include the following periods: approval of a land allotment scheme by the service recipient; conclusion of a purchase/sale contract for a land plot or contract of temporary (short–term, long-term) paid (gratuitous) land use (lease).