Identification of landlords, land registration
A power of attorney issued by your local mayor’s office entitles you to register these areas based on survey and documentation.

The procedure is as follows: as a first step, the area is surveyed, identified on site, followed by the acquisition of the necessary documents, the preparation of the documentation, its inspection in the cadastral office and the issuance of the new land register. The preparation of the measurement and documentation usually takes 2 weeks, the work of the cadastral and land registry office takes 21 working days.
List buildings in the land registry
This service is used in cases where, for example, an owner has a so-called “clean” land register, ie he is listed in the land register as the owner, but buildings built in the area are not listed in the land register. .

The procedure also begins with a measurement, then continues with the acquisition of the appropriate documents, the preparation of the documentation, and the inspection. The preparation of the measurement and documentation usually takes 2 weeks, the work of the cadastral and land registry office takes 21 working days.
Land Sharing
This type of service is required in cases where you want to split an already registered area into one or more plots. A prerequisite for this is that the area to be shared has a living owner. The procedure is similar to the previous services, it starts with a survey in the same way, then it ends with the acquisition of documents, the preparation of the documentation, and the endorsement. The preparation of the measurement and documentation usually takes 2 weeks, the work of the cadastral office takes 9 working days.
Merge plots
Merge properties owned by the same owner.

The procedure also begins with a measurement, then continues with the acquisition of the appropriate documents, the preparation of the documentation, and the inspection. The preparation of the measurement and documentation usually takes 2 weeks, the work of the cadastral office takes 9 working days.
Topographic Study, Coloring – Documentation Required to Obtain a Building Permit, Demolition Permit, or Urban Certificate
A topographical study is required to obtain a building permit and a city certificate.

The procedure also starts with measurement (coloring), then continues with the acquisition of the appropriate documents, the preparation of the documentation, and the visualization. The preparation of the measurement and documentation usually takes 1 week, the work of the cadastral office takes 6 working days.
Plot boundaries with classic or real-time (RTK) GPS technology
This feature is used when the owner does not know the exact location of your area.

The coordinates of the breakpoints of the parcel are required for execution.