The first step is initial registration.

Buyers need to submit their property grade information to the housing management department within 60 days from the date of delivery, and the housing management department will handle the initial registration (ranging from 20 to 60 days). Property buyers can consult the developer for initial registration after three months, or they can inquire on the real estate transaction information network where the house is located.

Step 2: Fill in the application form for housing rights registration.

After the initial registration is confirmed, the purchaser takes the initiative to go to the housing management department to receive and fill in the Application Form for Registration of Housing (Land) Rights. Fill it out and let the developer sign and seal it. Remind buyers that some developers have ready-made stamp forms, and buyers can go directly to the developers to collect and fill them out. Property buyers can ask in advance which department the developer's property right certificate should go to, and then directly consult the department, saving the pain of running around.

The third step is to draw a map (table)

The real estate registration department should determine the housing information on the property certificate, and the surveying and mapping table is an important basis for marking the area, which buyers must carry. How to get the map (table)? Property buyers need to apply to the housing area metering station designated by the developer and receive the surveying and mapping form. Property buyers can also go directly to the developer with their personal ID cards, or apply to the registration department for surveying and mapping the housing area.

The fourth step is to obtain relevant documents from the developer.

Applying for a permit requires many kinds of documents. Property buyers should consult relevant departments in advance when filling out the application form, and make clear what necessary application documents need to be collected so as to make full preparations at one time. The relevant documents mainly include the purchase contract, the house settlement form, and the copy of the big house property certificate. The place that needs the seal of the developer cannot be left.

The fifth step is to pay maintenance fees, deed tax and other expenses.

Public * * * maintenance funds are collected by communities in the area where the property is located (some cities), and some cities collect public * * * maintenance funds by banks. Buyers should pay special attention to: whether it is a community agency or a bank collection, you must keep a good payment voucher. The payment voucher of these two payments is an important voucher for handling the property right certificate. Once lost, it will affect the time to handle the property right certificate.

Step 6, submit the application materials.

After preparing the application materials, you can submit an application to the housing management department.

Step 7: Get the house property right certificate within the specified time.

Property buyers carry the license notice of the housing management department and receive the certificate of immovable property right according to the time on the notice. During this period, stamp duty (decal), property registration fee and production fee need to be paid. Property buyers should carefully check the information on the property certificate when paying the corresponding fees, especially the area, location, owner's name, ownership status and other information.

Legal basis:

Article 5 of the Provisional Regulations on the Registration of Real Estate The following real estate rights shall be registered in accordance with the provisions of these Regulations:

(1) collective land ownership;

(2) Ownership of buildings and structures such as houses;

(3) Ownership of forests and trees;

(four) the right to contract the management of cultivated land, forest land and grassland;

(five) the right to use the construction land;

(six) the right to use the homestead;

(7) the right to use sea areas;

(8) Easement;

(9) mortgage right.

(ten) other real estate rights that need to be registered according to law.