SUNARP: How do I know if a property is registered in my name?

Nail registration starting This is an official document issued by the National Superintendence of Public Records (SUNARP) which contains detailed information on the legal and registration status of real estate, vehicle or other registered property.

This document includes important information such as the owner’s name, detailed description of the asset or property, location, boundaries, legal status and encumbrances, among other details.

To understand what a registry item is, we must consider that it is important to know which properties are in our name, either because we acquired property, we inherited it, or if it has been improperly registered by a third party. These can be detected and the corresponding steps can be taken with the institutions concerned.

We show you step by step to find out if a property is registered in your name:

1. Enter SUNARP official page, find the option “Online services” and select “Property Survey”.

2. On the screen you will find a message indicating that this is a free consultation service, “with precision of the office and the registration area to which the article belongs”.

3. You will also access the Resolution 263-2018-SUNARP-SN to know more details. The next step is to click the red “Enter” button.

4. To apply for ownership, fill in the form with the type of document (national identity document or immigration card), date of issue and document number. Select “I’m not a thief” in the captcha field.

5. Press the green “Perform search” button.

One factor to consider is that this basic search to verify the existence of a property is free. However, if you wish to obtain information on the possession of property with your registry item, this procedure has a price of S/7.00. To view on screen and print, the value is S/6.00

It is a public entity in Peru responsible for managing the public archives and guaranteeing the legal certainty of the acts and contracts recorded therein.

Its main objective is to maintain an up-to-date and reliable register of real estate, vehicles, businesses and other assets and rights, and to make them public and accessible to anyone interested.

We can understand them as follows:

– Registration and registration of deeds and contracts in public registers.

– Issuance of certificates and registry documents.

– Inspection and control of the proper functioning of the public archives.

– Conducting research and studies on registration.

It is a legal document that proves ownership of real estate, vehicle or other registered property. This document is issued by the National Superintendence of Public Records (SUNARP) and is considered the primary instrument for demonstrating ownership of a property.

It includes detailed property information such as owner name, location, property description, boundaries and restrictions, among other details.

In the event that the owner wishes to sell or transfer the property to another person, he must present the property title as part of the transfer process to the new owner.