Lam Dong: Working on weekends to resolve land records for people

Immediately after the decision to establish the Lam Dong Provincial Land Registration Office was made, the authorities directed to urgently handle people's records, even on weekends and outside of working hours.

On July 14, the Lam Dong Provincial Land Registration Office (Department of Agriculture and Environment of Lam Dong Province) said that after being established by the Lam Dong Provincial People's Committee, the unit urgently coordinated with relevant agencies to complete legal aspects (appointing leadership positions, carving new seals...) to resolve people's records.

People come to do paperwork at the Di Linh Branch of the Land Registration Office on the afternoon of July 14.

Accordingly, Lam Dong Provincial Land Registration Office has appointed and established 28 new Regional Land Registration Office Branches to handle people's records.

It was noted that on the first day (July 14), the Land Registration Office branches in Duc Trong, Di Linh, Lam Ha, Da Lat... areas started operating, and a relatively large number of people came to register, submit, and receive documents.

Land use right certificates for people in Nam Ha commune, Lam Ha, Lam Dong province were issued on July 14 after the authorities completed legal procedures.

Land use right certificates of Lam Dong province residents were issued on July 14.

Mr. Nguyen Van Phuong, Director of the Lam Dong Provincial Land Registration Office, said that on the first day, the Duc Trong Regional Land Registration Office Branch processed 150 sets of documents, and the Lam Ha Regional Land Registration Office Branch processed more than 100 sets of documents.

People come to do paperwork at the Duc Trong Branch of the Land Registration Office

The Department of Agriculture and Environment of Lam Dong province said that it has requested specialized departments and affiliated units, especially the Lam Dong Provincial Land Registration Office and the regional Land Registration Office branches to work all day on Saturdays and Sundays, including after office hours, to appraise and approve documents to promptly return results to the people. For documents that have been resolved late, there must be a written apology to the people.

Previously, SGGP Newspaper reported that the lack of seals in Lam Dong province caused a backlog in the processing of people's land records, affecting people's rights.

DOAN KIEN

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/lam-dong-lam-viec-ngay-cuoi-tuan-de-giai-quyet-ho-so-dat-cho-nguoi-dan-post803707.html