Cost
No court fee is charged for issuing a land-register extract
Housing
HousingEditorially reviewed 02/09/2026
Land-register extract
View or obtain an official extract with information about a property, owner, encumbrances and pending entries.
Usual time
Online immediately; official request according to issue method
Responsible institution
Uređena zemlja
How would you like to apply?
Documents and steps differ depending on how you apply.
In person
Submit the application to the responsible institution according to its current instructions.
Online
Submit the application through the official electronic service named in the steps and sources.
Required documents
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For both application methods
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Steps
In person
- 1
Identify the cadastral municipality and parcel
An address alone is often insufficient for reliable search.
- 2
Review the A, B and C sheets
Check the property description, ownership, encumbrances and current pending entries.
- 3
Request a certified extract
You can obtain an official extract from a municipal court land-register department, a notary public or lawyer.
Online
- 1
Identify the cadastral municipality and parcel
An address alone is often insufficient for reliable search.
- 2
Review the A, B and C sheets
Check the property description, ownership, encumbrances and current pending entries.
- 3
Sign in to the Regulated Land one-stop shop
For an extract with the status of a public document, sign in through e-Citizens; public browsing without sign-in is for information only.
Prices and deadlines
| Procedure | Price | Deadline |
|---|---|---|
Procedure cost The final amount depends on the applicable tariff and circumstances of the particular request. | No court fee is charged for issuing a land-register extract | Online immediately; official request according to issue method |
Important notes
- A possession sheet is not proof of ownership.
- A pending entry means a procedure is underway that may change the status.
Common mistakes
- Checking only the owner’s name, not encumbrances.
- Confusing cadastral data with land-register data.
Institutions
Official sources
Information was editorially reviewed on 02/09/2026. Before applying, check the latest information on official websites.
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