I have lived in it for 40 years and do not have a land certificate, can I apply for it?

In this case, as you mentioned, you just have the title deed and then you go to the local area. The real estate management department went to consult, how do you reapply for a land certificate. If you can't ask if you are here, you must go to the local land management department for consultation.

Hello, I'm very glad you have a question, as long as you handle the real estate certificate, you can apply for the land certificate, thank you.

Let your village committee give you a certificate, and then you will write an application, the content is generally the reason for the renovation of the dilapidated house and your actual situation (if you don't renovate, there is no place to live, be sincere), and then go to the relevant management department of the construction bureau of your local county to apply, and you can do it.

1. Self-built houses on state-owned land in cities and towns have complete approval procedures and full property rights, can apply for real estate certificates and land certificates, and can be bought and sold freely;

2. Self-built houses on collective land in urban planning areas are limited property rights, with real estate certificates and land certificates, and cannot be bought and sold freely;

3. The real estate developed privately in the town planning area or on the surrounding collective land is the so-called small property right house, which is limited property rights, and cannot be listed for free trading without real estate certificate and land certificate;

4. Self-built houses on rural collective land, with homestead certificate and real estate certificate (can be handled), belong to the collective economic organization of the villagers' residences, and can be transferred within the villagers, but cannot be resold to non-collective organizations.

You can go in and handle it, this is your business, and it should be better to actually have it. Therefore, it should belong to the land certificate that can be handled.

It is 70 years for the general residential category.

The Interim Regulations on the Assignment and Transfer of Urban State-owned Land Use Rights stipulate the maximum term of various types of land, specifically: 70 years for residential land; 50 years for industrial land; 50 years of land for education, science and technology, culture, health and sports; 40 years for commercial, tourism and entertainment land; 50 years for comprehensive or other land use. The maximum term of the land use right is not the only term, and the actual term of the specific project to be transferred shall be determined by the state according to the characteristics of the industry and the situation of the land use project or agreed with the land user.

The actual term of the transfer of land use rights shall not exceed the prescribed maximum term, but shall only be limited to the maximum term. So what should we do when the term of land use right transfer expires? After the expiration of the term of land use right transfer, there are two ways to deal with it:

First, the land user applies for renewal. In general, the renewal of use should be approved, in accordance with the provisions of the "Urban Real Estate Management Law", the land use right transfer contract agreed on the expiration of the term of use, land users need to continue to use the land, should apply for renewal no later than one year before the expiration, in addition to the need to recover the land according to the public interest, should be approved, approved to renew, should be re-signed land use right transfer contract, in accordance with the provisions of the payment of land use right transfer fees. The second is to recover the right to use the land without compensation.

The Law on the Administration of Urban Real Estate stipulates that if the land user fails to apply for renewal or fails to obtain approval despite the application for renewal upon the expiration of the term of use agreed in the land use right transfer contract, the land use right shall be recovered by the state free of charge. According to the provisions of the Interim Regulations on the Assignment and Transfer of Urban State-owned Land Use Rights, upon the expiration of the land use rights, the ownership of the land use rights and the above-ground buildings and other attachments shall be acquired by the state free of charge. That is to say, while the state recovers the right to use the land, it also recovers the ownership of buildings and other attachments free of charge.

If you lease a house for 49 years, you can get a land certificate, but the basic conditions need to be met.

Procedures for handling land certificates.

1. The transfer of the house together with the transfer of the land use right is prudent, and the house sale agreement, house license, and original land use certificate must be submitted.

2. The house is inherited together with the land use right, and the house license, the original land use certificate, the notarial certificate or the handwritten agreement of the user right holder and the street certificate must be submitted for the gift.

3. The land registration of new houses shall be submitted to the land and planning department for building approval.

4. If the land certificate is lost or damaged, the land right holder shall file with the original issuing authority in a timely manner, and please reissue a new certificate and make an announcement in the local newspaper. If there is no objection within 30 days from the date of announcement, the original issuing authority shall cancel the original land certificate and reissue a new certificate.

5. The division of sales, inheritance, and gift must be handled by both parties at the bureau.

6. In addition to submitting the above information, the entrusted agent must also provide a power of attorney signed and stamped by the client.