CHANGE IN THE INTENDED USE OF PREMISES AND LAND ✅ REAL ESTATE ✅ SERVICES

Analyses documents on ownership or use of premises/land plots.
Checks urban planning documentation and the possibility of changing the intended use.
Prepares a written legal opinion on the admissibility of the change.
Drafts applications and requests to the relevant authorities.

Organises the development of land management or urban planning documentation.
Submits an application to the local government for a permit.
Represents the client's interests at sessions or meetings of the executive committee.
Obtains approval from the relevant services.

Submits a package of documents to the State Land Cadastre (in the case of land) or to the BTI (in the case of premises).
Organises the updating of records in the State Register of Property Rights.
Checks the accuracy of the changes made and obtains extracts on the updated designation.
If necessary, prepares complaints or lawsuits in case of refusal to register.

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Change of intended use of premises – turnkey legal support

Are you planning to change the functional purpose of non-residential premises? We provide comprehensive legal support for changing the intended use of premises: from consultation and analysis of the legal situation to submission of documents and representation before authorities.

Our legal experts will prepare a complete set of documents, verify ownership rights and provide support during the approval process.

Legal Marketplace Consultant provides comprehensive legal support for changing the intended use of premises and land plots with transparent terms and conditions.

Our specialists conduct legal audits, prepare documents and accompany the entire process until the changes are officially entered into state registers.

Change of purpose of a land plot

The procedure for changing the purpose of a land plot consists of several stages:

development of a land management project;
approval by the State Geocadastre authorities;
approval by the local council or administration;
entry of changes in the cadastre and registers of rights.

In our order system, you will see a full estimate with completion times ranging from 1 to 2 months, depending on the complexity and region.

How to register a change in the intended use: documents and deadlines

To start the process, you need to submit a notarised application, proof of ownership, cadastral documents and other materials.

The land use plan is developed by certified specialists, so we provide full legal support — from preparing documents to submitting them to the relevant authorities and making changes. In typical cases, the timeframe ranges from several weeks to several months.

Legal risks and verification before changing the intended use

Before starting the procedure, it is important to check the history of the land plot or premises: whether there have been any changes in use before, whether there are any overlaps, disputes, compliance with urban planning documentation. We guarantee a legal audit, identification of risks and selection of the optimal path without unpleasant surprises.

Why choose the Consultant legal marketplace

Comprehensive legal support for changing the intended use: from consultation to registration of changes.
Transparent costs and terms, individual assessment of each case.
Certified land surveyors and licensed lawyers who ensure results in accordance with all legal standards.
Guaranteed legitimacy of changes in the State Geocadastre and the Register of Property Rights.

Conclusion

Start the process of changing your intended use today — leave a request on the Consultant legal marketplace, and our professionals will guide you through the entire process with maximum confidence and time savings.