First, the holder of the right to use the homestead, that is, the person who is currently using the homestead, shall receive the "Rural Homestead Use Rights Declaration and Registration Form" issued by the local land management department. This is A family can only fill in one form for each homestead, which means that a farmer with more than two homesteads can only confirm the right to one homestead.

Second, the homestead used by villagers requires the local village committee or town government to issue proof of land source, such as homestead approval procedures, house planning permits and other procedures.

Third, the local land and resources department will conduct on-site investigation and recording of the scope, boundaries, property rights, uses, etc. of the farmer’s own homestead based on the farmer’s application, and obtain confirmation from neighboring parties. Fill out the homestead cadastral survey form and draw a parcel sketch to prepare for the cadastral survey. Surveying teams are a common sight in villages these days. They are mainly responsible for defining the location of farmers’ homesteads.

Fourth, during the measurement process, it is also necessary to organize farmers from adjacent plots of the land to go to the site to identify their respective boundaries, and sign together at the boundaries and boundary points recognized by both parties. stamp.

Fifth, after the measurement is completed and reviewed by the land authority, if the boundary is deemed clear and uncontroversial, an announcement will be made. And indicate how long anyone should raise objections to this homestead.

Sixth, for homesteads that have been announced and no one raises objections, after the expiration of the announcement period, the local county government will issue a rural homestead use right certificate. At this point, the farmer has obtained the homestead use right certificate, and this homestead can be considered owned by the farmer.

Extended information:

Several opinions on the confirmation, registration and issuance of rural collective land rights

If it is collectively owned by village farmers, it shall be owned by the village collective economic organization or the villagers The committee is entrusted by the members of the farmers' collective to exercise ownership; if it is owned by two or more farmers' collectives in the village, the ownership shall be collectively exercised by representatives of the collective economic organizations or villager groups in the village;

If it is owned by township farmers' collectives , the township (town) collective economic organization exercises ownership on behalf of the collective; if there is no township (town) farmer collective economic organization, the township (town) collective land ownership is managed by the township (town) government. When handling the land rights confirmation and registration procedures, the representative of the farmers' collective ownership entity shall apply.

The specific requirements and forms of collective economic organizations can be determined by each province (autonomous region, municipality) according to relevant local regulations and actual conditions.

The right to use homestead land should be confirmed to members of the farmer collective in accordance with the law in accordance with the area standards stipulated by the local provincial people's government. Farmers who are not part of the farmers' collective and who are relocated due to geological disaster prevention, new rural construction, resettlement, etc., and who build houses in other places with the consent of the majority of the members of the farmers' collective and the approval of the competent authority, on the premise of complying with local planning, may The rights can be confirmed, registered and issued according to regulations.

Members of the farmer collective who already own a homestead, or rural or urban residents who are not members of the farmer collective, who occupy the rural homestead due to inheriting a house, may register and issue a certificate in accordance with the regulations. The memo column of the "Certificate of Use" should indicate that "the obligee is the legal heir to the residence of the original member of the farmers' collective".

For non-agricultural registered residents (including overseas Chinese) who originally acquired homesteads and houses legally in rural areas, if the property rights of the houses have not changed, and if the farmer collective issues a certificate and announces that there is no objection, the land registration can be handled in accordance with the law. In the notes column of the "Collective Land Use Certificate", it should be noted that "the right holder is not a member of the farmers' collective".

For homesteads without proof of ownership, the historical use and current status of the land should be ascertained, and the village committee should issue a certificate and announce that there is no objection for 30 days. After review by the township (town) people's government, the report will be submitted. If the county-level people's government determines that the use is legal, the right to use the homestead will be determined.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Land Rights Confirmation