Surveys, boundary determination, building registration. We handle the registrations that describe your property — and the field work that comes before them.
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2–3 weeks
First-time registration of a new building's physical details — location, structure, floor area — with the Legal Affairs Bureau. Required by law within one month of completion.
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02
2–3 months
Dividing one parcel of land into two or more. Boundary determination with the neighboring owners is required beforehand.
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03
2–4 weeks
Merging adjacent parcels into one. Ownership, land category and other conditions must match.
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04
2–4 months
Fixing land boundaries with the neighboring owners present. The foundation for subdivision and for safe transactions.
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05
2–3 weeks
Updating the registered land category — rice field, farmland, residential, forest — after the actual use has changed. Often linked with farmland conversion permits.
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06
2–3 weeks
Removing a demolished building from the registry. Required within one month of demolition.
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07
2–4 months
Correcting the registered area to the surveyed area when the two differ. Usually carried out together with a boundary determination survey.
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08
1–3 months
First-time registration of unregistered land, such as former public roads or waterways purchased from the government.
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09
3–4 weeks
Registering a single building as multiple independent units — condominiums and two-family homes.
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