Self built houses in rural areas, there are no relevant procedures, can they be reissued now?

As long as they are villagers of the village and meet the requirements of one house per household, self-built houses in rural areas can go through the procedures for land use and real estate registration.

Yes, you can apply to go to the relevant departments to go through the building procedures, and you can make up for it as long as it is not in violation of the building.

If there is no homestead for self-built houses in rural areas, it is not impossible to rebuild them. If there is a homestead certificate, you can apply for it according to the local requirements, the local area on the homestead certificate, etc., and the house built is consistent with the homestead certificate, otherwise it cannot be reissued.

If it conforms to the land use plan, it belongs to the legal land use right holder and can be reissued.

If you don't have a house, you can theoretically reapply for it, but you will definitely be fined for re-construction.

It depends on the situation, if you are illegally built, of course you can't do it, but if you just change the house on the original foundation, there is no problem. Of course, it also depends on the policy.

If it is a family with many children and just need to get married, then you must first apply for a homestead use certificate from the relevant land management department, and then bring the land use certificate to the relevant real estate department to apply for a real estate certificate.

There are no relevant procedures for self-built houses in rural areas, how to operate the specific procedures? You can go to the brigade committee to consult the relevant leaders, if it is in their own homestead to renovate, there is no need for any procedures, if it is a new planning homestead, then it must be approved.

The self-built houses in the countryside are almost the same, as long as the village agrees, there is no fear of a planning plan, if not, it is difficult to say.

For self-built houses in rural areas, you should go to the relevant departments to go through the formalities before you can build a house, and if you do not go through the formalities to build a house, you should go to the relevant departments to consult what to do.

Self-built houses in rural areas, there are no relevant procedures, can they be reissued now? I think that if you don't go through the formalities at all, then you can't make up for it now, because you are an illegal building, so you definitely can't go through the procedures afterwards.

It depends on the situation, if there is no approval, the self-built house is illegal, and the real estate certificate cannot be obtained, and it must be demolished.

It is very troublesome to build a house now, unless it is a dilapidated house renovation, under normal circumstances, the ** department will no longer approve it.

There are no relevant procedures for building houses in rural areas, and they can't be re-applied for now. This is illegal construction.

It can be reissued. Try to make up as soon as possible, it is not possible to do it without procedures now.

It is not possible to reapply but can live, and if the demolition is not compensated for the demolition.

If it is built by yourself, it cannot be re-applied without relevant procedures.

It can be reissued, but it can only be reissued if it has the right to use the land and the approval of the community.

First of all, it is necessary to determine whether it is an illegal construction? Otherwise, it is simply impossible to reissue.

Of course, it can be reissued.

Except for illegal construction.

You can reissue it, but it costs money.

This one can. But if you can do it well, you can't do it.

After all, you look at it.

You need to ask!

Legal analysis: The owner of the house must apply to the local village committee to build the house. The local village committee will review the application for building a house, and affix the official seal after the review is passed. Submit another application to the township unit for building a house.

Legal basis: Article 3 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of Urban Real Estate: The State implements the system of paid and limited use of state-owned land in accordance with the law. However, the State shall not allocate the right to use State-owned land within the scope provided for in this Law.

Hello, how to deal with building a house without any formalities, you need to decide according to the actual situation: 1. If it is a house built without any approval procedures, it is an illegal building, although the ** department will not force the demolition, but you can apply to the court for demolition. This kind of aspect will not receive any compensation when facing demolition.

2. For self-built houses without formalities, if the historical use of land is ascertained, if it conforms to the land planning and utilization, the land use procedures can be handled in accordance with the law and the corresponding certificate can be issued. Those who have these circumstances can apply for re-approval procedures for building houses: if they occupy the village homestead to build a house and also meet the conditions for building a house, the village committee will give them the re-application procedures; For poor households in the village collective who have no house and no money, as long as the area is legal, they can also be given supplementary approval procedures.

However, there are no clear provisions in China's current law on whether the legally approved homestead renovation can go through the land use procedures again, but as long as it does not violate the principle of one household and one house and conforms to the overall land use plan and the relevant provisions of the house, there is no need to go through the approval procedures again. However, if it is an expansion, it still needs to be approved by the higher authorities.

The process of reapplying for a real estate certificate for a self-built house in rural areas is as follows:

1. The applicant shall go to the real estate bureau to declare in writing the reasons for the loss of the warrant and the location, structure, area, ownership and current situation of the house, as well as the name, address, and business situation of the property owner. And you must provide a business circumstantial certificate. Then fill in the affidavit of the lost real estate ownership certificate, and bring the above information to the "Lost Deed Desk" with the identity certificate;

2. Pay the file check fee, issue a temporary receipt by the Real Estate Bureau, and conduct an internal file check and check for the loss of the application;

3. Publish a statement in the newspaper, and after checking the loss of the application, issue a certificate to the applicant to go through the registration procedures of the "Declaration of Lost Warrant" at the newspaper. After the "Statement of Loss" is published, the applicant will take the newspaper and the temporary receipt to the real estate office and hand it over to the original receiver. If there is no objection within one month, the applicant shall apply to the Survey and Mapping Institute for surveying;

4. Survey and zhang into the register. The surveying and mapping institute shall survey and draw, and the archives management department shall be responsible for the entry of the case;

5. Registration, review and approval. The real estate bureau is responsible for the preliminary examination, review and approval;

6. Issuance of certificates. If the warrant is reissued after examination and approval, a notice of receipt will be issued to the applicant after the certificate is issued and proofread, and the applicant will receive the certificate with the "Registration Receipt".

The information required for the re-issuance of the real estate certificate for self-built houses in rural areas is as follows:

1. Original written application;

2. Proof of identity of the applicant;

3. The original certificate issued by the original registration agency;

4. If other rights or advance notice registration have been established, the original written certificate provided by the right holder agreeing to handle the loss registration shall be issued;

5. The original newspaper that published the "Declaration of Loss of Certificate";

6. The registration department provides the housing registration form and the real estate floor plan.

Legal basisArticle 22 of the Detailed Rules for the Implementation of the Interim Regulations on the Registration of Immovable Property.

If the certificate of ownership of immovable property or the certificate of registration of immovable property is defaced or damaged, the party concerned may apply to the immovable property registration authority for reissuance. If the conditions for renewal are met, the immovable property registration authority shall reissue it and withdraw the original immovable property ownership certificate or immovable property registration certificate.

If the immovable property ownership certificate or the immovable property registration certificate is lost or destroyed, and the immovable property right holder applies for reissuance, the real estate registration agency shall issue it 15 working days after publishing the statement of loss or loss of the real estate right holder on its portal**.

Where a real estate registration authority reissues a certificate of ownership of immovable property or a certificate of registration of immovable property, it shall record the matters of the reissuance of the certificate of ownership of immovable property or the certificate of registration of immovable property in the register of immovable property, and indicate the words "reissued" on the certificate of ownership of immovable property or certificate of registration of immovable property.

Yes, but you may be fined.

It depends on where you build a house, and whether the procedures are perfect.