Want to Break Land Certificate? Know How to Manage and Cost

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For those of you who plan to solve land certificates, better to understand how to take care of it.

Whether it's a certificate split because you want to sell part of the land or pass it on to your children or family.

Referring to the official website of the Ministry of ATR/BPN, the flow of the land certificate begins with the preparation of the required documents by the applicant.

Then submit the file to the service counter of the Land Office according to the domicile. The officer will check the file submitted by the applicant.

Then, the applicant goes to the payment counter to pay the registration fee related to the splitting of the land certificate.

After that, the Land Office officer will take measurements of the plot of land. At this process, the applicant must be present. 

After the land is measured and drawn, the next stage is the Land Office to book rights and issue land certificates.

So the process of solving the land certificate has been completed and the applicant can pick it up at the service counter.

Requirements, Completion Time, and Cost of Solving Land Certificates

1. Application form that has been filled out and signed by the applicant or his/her proxy on sufficient stamp duty;
2. Power of Attorney when authorized;
3. Photocopy of applicant's identity (KTP) and proxy if authorized, which has been matched with the original by the counter officer;
4. Photocopy of deed of establishment and legalization of legal entity that has been matched with the original by the counter officer, for legal entities;
5. Original certificate;
6. Site Plan/ Site Plan from the local Regency/City Government;

The certificate includes, self-identity; The area, location and use of the land requested; Declaration of non-disputed land; Declaration of physical possession of land; and Reasons for solving.

The completion time of the land certificate solving process at the Land Office generally takes 15 working days. 

Meanwhile, the cost is calculated based on the number of fields and the area of ​​each solving field. You can calculate it through the official website of the Ministry of ATR/BPN.

Referring to the site, the simulation has a total land area of ​​200 square meters with a total of 2 plots being split. The designation is non-agricultural.

The result is for DKI Jakarta, the total cost is Rp. 396,000. With details of the measurement of Rp. 296,000 and registration of Rp. 100,000.

Meanwhile in Banten, West Java and Bali, the total cost is Rp. 380,000. In details, the measurement is Rp. 280,000 and registration is Rp. 100,000.

Then in Central Java, DI Yogyakarta, and East Java, the total cost was Rp. 364,000. With details, the measurement is Rp. 264,000 and registration is Rp. 100,000.