Any real estate transactions require attention and patience in order to properly understand each of the 1000 and 1 documents and not make mistakes. One of such important documents is registration. Why is it needed and how to get it - you will learn about this in our new material.
Where to get registration information
To find out who is registered in apartments, you can use several simple methods at once. For the necessary information, contact:
- tax inspection - as a rule, this procedure is free. Only documents confirming your identity and an appropriate application will be required for its implementation
- police station – again, they will need proof of your identity and a good reason why the local authorities must accommodate you and provide the information requested
- the local court is mostly a free procedure that requires your documents and writing an application for information
- ZhEK - you can contact here when signing the sales contract. The owner of the property has every right to receive information about who and when it was prescribed and why it was prescribed
Information about registration is still kept as the apple of an eye and is not provided to everyone who wants it, protecting the right to privacy of each of us. But the development of technology and the state's concern for the convenience of its citizens have reached the point that now you can find out data about the owner of the property you are interested in without leaving your home. For this, it will be enough to use the phone:
- "DRRP” – the first mobile real estate registry in Ukraine. To find the necessary information, all you have to do is install the appropriate application, enter the name of the person you are interested in, and tap the desired button with your finger pad. After a few seconds, data about the property, its address, etc. will appear on your screen
- portal “Diya” is a state portal, registration on which opens up unlimited possibilities for you. By leaving the desired request, you can get a detailed extract about the owner of real estate from the Unified State Register of Legal Entities and Individuals
Registration is far from the only important document, the presence of which is important for safe and competent real estate transactions. Thanks to the tireless work of our experts, you will be able to find out about the complete list of documents and make sure that they are drawn up correctly. T.H.E. Capital provides full support at all stages, guarantees high quality and quick results.
In what situations is it important to know about registration
The first thing that comes to mind when discussing the topic of real estate is buying and selling and renting out apartments. . In each of these situations, it is important to check the registration in advance to avoid conflict situations and protect yourself from fraudsters. Yes, the landlord can request registration data from future tenants. In the same way, a reasonable buyer should make sure that after signing the contract, disgruntled residents of his new house will not approach him with demands to return the property to their ownership on the basis of the illegality of the actions taken. Don't worry, such situations are not scary for you, because THE Capital real estate agency not only looks for the best options that meet the individual wishes of each individual client, but also provides legal support for transactions and guarantees your safety.
You may also need to know who is registered in the apartment and have relevant documentary evidence in the following life situations:
- property distribution due to divorce
- inheritance of square meters by will or law
- registration of a child in an educational institution
- government services such as marriage registration or obtaining a passport
- court cases requiring a clear definition of those who live in a specific residential area
It should be noted that "being registered" is not the same as "being the owner". According to Clause 61 of the Procedure for deregistration from the place of residence (stay), owners can evict residents from their properties without their consent, but in the presence of documents confirming their identity and ownership. Such innovations are effective from February 7, 2022.
