Land registration in Uyo or anywhere in Nigeria involves a detailed legal process and requires several important documents. Here is a comprehensive list of the documents typically required for land registration in Nigeria:
1. Proof of Ownership document
- Deed of Assignment/Conveyance/Power of Attorney: This document transfers ownership from the seller to the buyer. It must be duly signed and stamped.
2. Survey Plan and Certificate of deposit
- Survey Plan: A detailed diagram of the land, showing boundaries and dimensions, prepared and authenticated by a licensed surveyor and a certificate of deposit issued by the Office of the State Surveyor General.
3. Evidence of Payment of stamp duties
- Payment Receipts: Proof of payment for stamp duties at the Ministry of Internal Revenue and any other statutory fees.
4. Power of Attorney
- Power of Attorney: If the seller is not personally handling the sale, a notarized power of attorney document authorizing a representative to act on their behalf.
5. Visual identification of parties
- Passport photographs: Four (4) passport photographs of both the buyer and seller is required.
6. Corporate Documents (if applicable)
- Certificate of Incorporation: If the buyer or seller is a corporate entity, this certificate issued by the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) is required.
- Board Resolution: A resolution from the board of directors authorizing the sale or purchase of the land.
Conclusion
Ensuring you have all the required documents and following the proper procedures is crucial for successful land registration in Uyo or anywhere in Nigeria. It’s advisable to engage the services of a legal professional to navigate the complexities of land registration at the appropriate government Office and to ensure compliance with all legal requirements.
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