The procedures for registering and selling real estate will be optimized. The contracting sides will no longer be obliged to present extracts from the state registers of the State Main Tax Inspectorate, the State Registration Chamber and the state-run company Cadaster to the notary. Notaries will be able to find the given information directly in the electronic registers of the aforementioned institutions. A bill to this effect was approved by the Government, IPN reports.

The list of documents needed for registering or selling real estate includes the certificate showing the absence or existence of debts to the budget related to the sold/secured property, extract from the State Register of Legal Entities and Individual Entrepreneurs, extract from the Real Estate Register and information about the property’s value.

The proposed optimizations will contribute to safer legal relations and to significantly reducing the administrative costs incurred by the sides involved in real estate transactions.