Kursk Rosreestr told how to correct the error in the boundaries of the site

The management of Rosreestr in the Kursk region reminds land owners: it happens that the real boundaries of the allotment differ from those entered in the Unified State Register of Real Estate (EGRN). Such a discrepancy is qualified as a registry error, and the law provides for the procedure for its elimination.

Where does inaccuracy come from? There are two sources: the error could initially be contained in the papers received through the channels of information exchange, or arise in the process of cadastral work.

Incorrect information complicates life: they become a hindrance when making deals with land. If you are faced with such a situation, the first step is to visit a cadastral engineer. The specialist will conduct the necessary examinations, prepare materials and collect a package of documents confirming the presence of an error and containing the correct data for its correction.

Ready application together with documents are accepted in any office of the MFC. An alternative option is to submit in electronic format through the portal "Public Services".

You can make sure how the boundaries of your site pass through the service "Public cadastral map" on the Unified digital platform "National spatial data system". In the main menu, you need to select the layer "Land plots", then the sublayer "Land plots from EGRN".

If it turns out that the boundaries are not set at all, the owner should also contact a cadastral engineer - he will prepare a boundary plan so that current information gets into the USRN.

Alexander Emelyanov, Deputy Head of the Regional Directorate of Rosreestr, stressed the importance of data accuracy: “The accuracy of information in the USRN is the basis for the legal protection of the owner and the transparency of real estate transactions.” Registrar errors, unfortunately, occur, but the mechanism for their correction today is as transparent and accessible as possible. The main thing is not to postpone the decision of the issue: discrepancies in the boundaries can become a serious obstacle in the sale, donation or inheritance of land.