Readers have submitted their questions about owning 2 plots of residential land in adjacent rural areas. The family needs to separate 1 part of the first plot, the remaining area will not be suitable for the second plot because it does not have enough minimum area.
However, actual measurements show that the size of the edges of the second plot remains unchanged but the overall area is smaller than the area on the first red book issued in 2001.
At the same time, the first issued book is the book issued to households. According to the current Land Law, readers must carry out procedures for granting and exchanging Land Use Rights Certificates and carry out procedures for land division and consolidation.
A reader asked, to reduce costs and fees such as appraisal, book emulsion, time (multiple submissions) for people and shorten the time to receive documents from officials, can people submit documents to perform these procedures at the same time?
Referring to this content, the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment responded to this issue as follows:
The application of policies to review and issue Certificates to households and individuals using land needs to be based on each specific case and needs to be based on local land management records.
Therefore, the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment has no basis to give a specific answer.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment has the following principles:
Clause 3, Article 224 of the 2024 Land Law stipulates the principles of administrative procedures on land:
Organizations and individuals requesting to carry out administrative procedures on land are responsible before the law for the accuracy and honesty of the declaration and documents in the submitted dossier.
In Clause 6, Article 18 of Decree No. 101/2024/ND-CP dated July 29, 2024 of the Government regulating basic land investigation; registration and issuance of Certificates of land use rights, ownership of assets attached to land and the Land Information System, it is stipulated that:
In case the registration ungender needs to simultaneously carry out many procedures for registration of land and assets attached to land, the agencies handling the procedures are responsible for contacting the competent authorities to resolve the matter.
The settlement of interconnections between relevant agencies under the one-stop mechanism must not exceed the total time prescribed by law as prescribed in Clause 6, Article 21 of Decree No. 101/2024/ND-CP of the Government.
