Instruction
1
If the title of ownership was issued before July 1997, you will need to make a request to the archives of the BTI, and if from July 1997 to February 1998 for the Department of housing policy of the local administration.
2
Complete the application form for obtaining duplicate certificate of the right of ownership and pay the state duty in the established size.
3
Not later than 15 days after filing, you will need to obtain a certificate, which will contain the same information as in lost (lost) testimony, namely:- information about the object that is covered by the right of ownership;
- information about the owner (i.e. you);
- rights (percentage of ownership, full ownership);
the basis of the right of ownership (contract of sale or of gift, the privatization agreement).
4
Take you received help and contact a local branch of the Federal reserve, in which you will have to issue a duplicate during the month.
5
If lost (lost) document was issued later refer directly to the local office of the fed to obtain a duplicate.
6
If the title document was notarized contract of sale, make a request to the archive of that notary's office where you have entered into this agreement. Once you get a copy of the contract, contact with her local branch of the fed for obtaining the certificate of the right of ownership in the form required by law.
7
In order that no one can use your documents if they were lost or stolen, contact the court with a prohibition to carry out any transaction with your property as long as you don't restore the documents.
8
If you have issued power of attorney to receive copies of the documents stipulated in it, and Trustee responsibilities and deadlines of the task on your behalf.