To legalize a country house, the following actions must be taken.
The Supreme Court, as part of the panel of judges of the Cassation Administrative Court, reached the following conclusions in its Resolution dated January 15, 2021 in case No. 1540/3952/18:
Individual (homestead) residential houses, garden houses, country houses, household (homestead) buildings and structures built before August 5, 1992 are not subject to the commissioning procedure.
In order to register ownership of individual (homestead) residential houses, garden houses, country houses, farm (homestead) buildings and structures, as well as annexes to them, which were completed before August 5, 1992, the following documents must be submitted:
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Technical passport for an immovable object;
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A document confirming the assignment of an address to the object of immovable property.
In the case of state registration of the ownership of an individual (manor) residential building, garden, country house, which was built on a land plot, the ownership of which is already registered in the State Register of Rights, it is not necessary to provide a document confirming the assignment of the address to this object . In this case, the applicant must provide information about the cadastral number of the corresponding land plot. This cadastral number is used by the state registrar to obtain information from the State Land Cadastre regarding the location of the land plot on which this object is located, in order to further determine its address.
Usually, in order to register the ownership of individual (homestead) residential houses, garden houses, country houses, household (homestead) buildings and structures, as well as annexes to them, which were completed before August 5, 1992, it is necessary to submit the following documents:
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The original of the technical passport for this object, which can be compiled by BTI or another subject conducting a technical inventory.
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The original document for the land plot, where the cadastral number of the land plot is indicated. If the ownership of the land plot is already registered in the State Register of Rights, this document may not be submitted.
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A document confirming the assignment of the object's address. This document is required in cases where information about the location (address) of the land plot is not available in the State Land Cadastre or the State Register of Property Rights.
These documents can be submitted to the subject of state registration of rights (for example, executive bodies of village, settlement and city councils) or to the state registrar of rights to immovable property.
For state registration, you need to submit the above-mentioned documents, as well as present the original passport and RNOCPP.
After reviewing your application, the state registrar will make a decision on registration or refusal.