Also, our technical office undertakes photointerpretation studies, through which we can detect evidence of past years and distinguish the spatio-temporal changes of each property, using, of course, the appropriate tools. These data are of a universal and conclusive nature, as they are indisputable and through them useful information can be extracted. 

The land register is a complete record of all real estate and the rights (registrable) over it throughout the country, in order to protect and register it. Every natural or legal person who has a right in rem or a registrable right to a property is obliged to submit a declaration to the Cadastre. 

Required Documents:

• A simple photocopy of your identity card or passport
• A simple photocopy of a document proving your tax identification number (e.g. tax statement, E9, etc.)
• A simple photocopy of the title deed (e.g. contract, court order) that documents your right to the property
• A simple photocopy of the certificate of transfer of your title to the Land Registry Office
• A topographical diagram of the property or any other document showing the location of the property, in the case of a divided section or the establishment of vertical ownership