Registration
Public Registry, cadastre and title registration in Georgia.
Cadastral Code
A cadastral code is a unique numeric or alphanumeric identifier assigned by a public land registry to a specific parcel of land or real estate unit. It serves as the official legal index for property ownership, spatial boundaries, encumbrances, and public title searches.
Cadastral Plan
A cadastral plan (or site plan) is an officially certified legal and technical document depicting the precise spatial boundaries, surface area, dimensions, and geographic location of a real estate parcel or individual building unit. Maintained by land registries—such as Georgia's National Agency of Public Registry (NAPR)—it serves as the authoritative graphic basis for property ownership, registration, and boundary dispute resolution.
Cadastre in Georgia
The Cadastre in Georgia is the centralized, digital real estate and land registry maintained by the National Agency of Public Registry (NAPR) under the Ministry of Justice. It records spatial boundary coordinates, legal ownership, land categories, and encumbrances across a unified national database indexed by unique cadastral codes.
Electronic Signature in Georgia
An electronic signature in Georgia is a digital method of verifying the authenticity and integrity of an electronic document. Governed by the Law of Georgia on Electronic Documents and Electronic Trust Services, a Qualified Electronic Signature (QES) carries the legal equivalence of a handwritten signature for contracts, administrative procedures, and commercial real estate agreements.
House of Justice
The House of Justice, officially known as the Public Service Hall, is Georgia's centralized administrative agency consolidating state services. In real estate, it acts as the primary public counter for the National Agency of Public Registry (NAPR), where property deeds, mortgages, tax IDs, and residency applications are officially registered.
Property Registration in Georgia
Property registration in Georgia is the official administrative process of recording real estate ownership and legal rights in the Public Registry, managed by the National Agency of Public Registry (NAPR) under the Ministry of Justice. Legal ownership transfers to the buyer exclusively upon formal entry into this centralized electronic database.
Public Registry of Georgia (NAPR)
The Public Registry of Georgia, officially the National Agency of Public Registry (NAPR), is an agency under the Ministry of Justice. It maintains the centralized electronic database for real property ownership, land titles, mortgages, legal encumbrances, business registrations, and cadastral mapping across Georgia.
Public Service Hall (PSH)
The Public Service Hall (PSH), locally known as the House of Justice, is a Georgian state agency under the Ministry of Justice that consolidates public services into a centralized one-stop portal. It processes property title transfers via the National Agency of Public Registry, business incorporations, legal verifications, and residency permit applications.
Registered Address
A registered address is the official, publicly recorded physical location of an individual or legal entity registered with a government authority. In Georgia, it serves as the formal location for receiving legal notices, tax assessments, and official correspondence from state agencies, including the Revenue Service and the National Agency of Public Registry.
Registration Fee (State Fee)
The Property Registration Fee (State Fee) in Georgia is a mandatory administrative charge payable to the National Agency of Public Registry (NAPR) via the Public Service Hall to officially record real estate ownership or encumbrances. Georgia charges no property transfer tax, making this fixed state fee the primary official transaction cost for title transfer.