How to acquire land ownership without official documents.
The video demonstrates the steps and procedures required to establish ownership of an unregistered property (land, house, or apartment) lacking official documentation. Establishing ownership involves consulting two notaries and obtaining 12 witnesses to issue two contracts: a deed of ownership and a second deed of continued ownership. The applicant must have possessed the property for at least 10 years and used it continuously and habitually. The notaries will only finalize the contracts upon presentation of the 12 witnesses and the issuance of an administrative certificate from the local authority (the district head in the area where the property is located). This certificate is obtained after the local authority has contacted the Ministry of Religious Endowments, the Directorate of State Property, and the Ministry of Agriculture to ascertain the property's exact status. Once the ownership deed is finalized, the owner can register and secure the title by contacting the Land Registry to clear the property of any disputes.
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