On the Government Portal, a citizen in Lang Son wondered:
Ms. T.D's father just passed away, leaving the family with a house. After asking the notary office to prepare a dossier to receive inheritance, Ms. D's family had business and exceeded the deadline to go to the People's Committee of the place of residence to make a dossier to register land changes for 10 days, so they were administratively sanctioned for late registration of land changes.
Ms. D's family has submitted complete dossiers according to the instructions of the Ward People's Committee. By the deadline on the notice (15 days after receiving the dossier), the ward side reported that they were busy, so they could not resolve the dossier and the dossier was wrong. Ms. D asked, what does the dossier for handling late registration of land changes include?
Does the ward's delay in resolving penalty dossiers cause the overdue time to increase, leading to more administrative fines for late registration of land changes?
The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment answers this question as follows:
According to the provisions of Clause 2, Article 16 of Decree No. 123/2024/ND-CP dated October 4, 2024 of the Government on sanctioning administrative violations in the field of land, it has stipulated sanctioning administrative violations for the act of not registering land; according to this regulation, in the case of Ms.'s family, if they carry out the act of land changes specified in Points a, b, i, k, l, m and q Clause 1, Article 133 of the Land Law and exceed 30 days from the date of land changes and do not register land changes, they will be sanctioned for administrative violations.
People and competent authorities when detecting violations will make a record of administrative violations and complete the dossier to issue a decision to sanction administrative violations if there is still a statute of limitations for sanctioning administrative violations or there is still a deadline for issuing a decision to sanction.
The ward People's Committee's delay in resolving the penalty dossier does not affect the fine amount of her family, but may affect the issuance of decisions to sanction administrative violations.
