1. If the house and the land use right are transferred together, the house purchase and sale agreement, house photos and the original land use certificate shall be submitted.

2. If the house is inherited and donated together with the land use right, a photo of the house, the original land use certificate, a notarial certificate or an agreement signed by the user and a street certificate shall be submitted.

3, the land registration of new houses should be submitted to the building approval of the land planning department.

4. If the land certificate is lost or damaged, the land owner shall timely file with the original issuing authority, apply for a new certificate, and make an announcement in the local newspaper. If there is no objection within 30 days from the date of announcement, the original land certificate shall be cancelled by the original issuing authority and renewed.

5. Sales cases, inheritance cases and gift cases must be handled by both parties at the same time.

6. In addition to the above materials, the entrusted agent shall also provide the power of attorney signed and sealed by the principal.

What materials are needed to transfer the land certificate, and how much does it cost?

You need to bring the original and photocopy of the current owner's ID card, real estate license and deed tax invoice. If the original owner has already handled the land certificate, he needs to get the original land certificate. If the original owner fails to apply for the land certificate, he needs to go to the archives room on the seventh floor of the real estate trading center to get the original owner's housing reform price audit form, and collect the land transfer fee according to 1% of the tax payable on the deed tax invoice.