Plot Certificate For Free

WHERE CAN YOU GET A CERTIFIED PLOT PLAN?From the owner of the land, if you lease.From the mortgage bank, or land company you purchased the land and/or building from.Consult your yellow pages of the phone book, under surveyors or engineers select one, and have them draw a plot plan from your deed.

Related Content. A certificate issued by the Land Registry prior to the implementation of the Land Registration Act 2002 to the owner of registered land as evidence of ownership.

The typical cost of a plot plan is around $125.00 so it's affordable. While it is not nearly as accurate as a full instrument land survey, a plot plan will give the buyer a visual of the lot lines, the approximate location of the home and accessory structures, and any easements running through the land.

Documents Required:Certified true copy of the new title or Photocopy of New Title but present original Owner's copy of the new title.Photocopy of the previous title.Deed of conveyance.Certified true copy of latest Tax Declaration (For BIR purposes)Transfer Tax Receipt (original and 2 photocopies)More items...

Also known as a certificate of title, a land title is a paper document that provides proof of land ownership. It contains the property's location, the size of the land, the landowner's full legal name, and a unique registration number.

A document issued by the Land Registry to the proprietor of land, the title to which is governed by the Land Registration Acts; the certificate constitutes evidence of the proprietor's title rather than the title itself Where title to land is subject to the Land Registration Acts, a land certificate is the document

Format of the Land Ownership CertificateName of land owner.Name of father or husband.Residence address of the landowner.Plot number of the land parcel.Total area (expressed in square yards)Place where land parcel exists.Name of the land parcel (if any)Signature of the landowner.More items...