1. Rural house owners must obtain the "Rural Homestead Use Rights Declaration and Registration Form" issued by the local land management department and comply with the principle of one household, one house.

2. Relevant certificates for rural housing land issued by the local village committee or town government, such as homestead approval procedures, house planning permit and other procedures.

3. The land department conducts on-site investigations and records on the scope, boundaries, property rights, uses, etc. of farmers’ own homesteads, and obtains confirmation from neighboring parties, fills in the homestead cadastral survey form, and draws A parcel sketch defines the location of a farmer's homestead.

4. Organize farmers from adjacent plots around the homestead to go to the site to identify their respective boundaries, and sign and stamp the boundaries and address points recognized by both parties.

5. After review by the land authority, if the boundary is deemed clear and uncontroversial, an announcement will be made.

6. After the expiration of the announcement period, the local county government will issue a rural homestead use right certificate.

7. Rural house owners should submit an application to the local housing management office with the homestead use right certificate and planning permit. After the announcement and approval of the housing management office, they will receive the real estate certificate and pay the required fees. cost.

What documents are needed to confirm the ownership of rural houses?

1. Homestead registration application form.

2. Identity certification materials of rural house owners (household register and applicant’s personal ID card, etc.). If you entrust an agent to apply, you should also provide a power of attorney and agent’s identity certificate.

3. Relevant supporting materials for homesteads, such as villagers’ application form for homestead approval, rural residents’ homestead approval form, village and town construction planning license, etc.

4. Cadastral survey form of rural villagers, parcel map and parcel boundary address coordinates.

5. Proof of house ownership (house ownership certificate, if the house ownership certificate has not been obtained, the village’s certificate of house ownership on the homestead must be provided).