Preparing the required ownership papers and officially recording them with the government to have the land registered under the owner’s name.

Changing the legal ownership of a property from one person to another and updating official records accordingly.

Securing the official land title that legally confirms ownership and is recorded under the owner’s name.

A request for a new official copy of a land title when the original is lost, damaged, or destroyed.

Payment of the required tax on a deceased person’s estate to legally transfer the inherited property to the rightful heirs.

A careful review of a property’s documents, history, and legal status to ensure it’s clear of issues before buying or selling.

Changing the officially approved purpose of a property, such as from agricultural to residential or commercial use.

An official certification from the Department of Agrarian Reform confirming that a property is not covered by agrarian reform restrictions and can be used or transferred without legal issues.

An expert assessment of a property’s current market value based on its condition, location, and other factors.