Red books are no longer issued to households
According to the provisions of Clause 25, Article 3 of the Land Law 2024, land-using households are people who are related by marriage, blood, and adoption according to the provisions of the law on marriage and family, and are living together. and have common land use rights at the time the State allocates land, leases land, recognizes land use rights, or receives land use rights transfer before the effective date of the 2024 Land Law.
Article 4 of the Land Law 2024, from August 1, 2024, households are no longer allowed to use land.
Therefore, red books will no longer be issued to households.
However, 01 case where a household's red book is still issued is the case where the land belonging to the household's use rights was determined before August 1, 2024.
Accordingly, in this case, a red book will be issued with the full names of members sharing the household's land use rights.
Land use rights of households that have been allocated or leased land before August 1, 2024
According to Article 259 of the Land Law 2024, households' land use rights are as follows:
+ Participate in legal relations on land as a group of land users with the same rights and obligations as individual land users.
+ When land is allocated or leased to implement an approved compensation, support, and resettlement plan, the individuals who are household members sharing the same land use rights must be specifically recorded in the decision. land allocation, land lease.
+ Households that are allocated land by the State without land use fees or with land use fees collected or leased land before August 1, 2024 can continue to use the land for the remaining land use term.
When the land use term expires, it can be extended in the form of land allocation or land lease to individuals who are members of that household.
