The legislation also imposes certain requirements on the land plot and the house built on it: they must belong to a citizen by right of ownership. In this case, you must have a certificate of ownership.

Registration of registration can be carried out exclusively in partnerships that are located directly in settlements.

Localities are:

• city;
• village;
• village;
• village.

It is impossible to register in buildings built on land plots:

• industrial purpose;
• located on the territory of water and forestry;
• considered to be specially protected.

The legislation also imposes certain requirements directly on the structure. In particular, the building must be residential, i.e. habitable throughout the year. And a building can be considered residential if it has connected utilities (electricity, water supply, sewerage, etc.) that are necessary for a comfortable stay.

The structure must have a foundation, a ventilation system and fully comply with all building codes established by law, and these are the main conditions necessary for registration in SNT

Difficulties

Of course, the legislation makes it possible to register in the SNT, but in practice certain problems may arise.

One of the most common problems in practice is the lack of conditions necessary for living in a house all year round. Very often country houses do not have all the necessary communications, especially for living in them in the winter. Mostly there is electricity, but there is no drinking water or sewerage. That is why this problem is quite relevant.

Registration in the SNT is possible only if the relevant title documents are available. Many owners face problems due to the lack of such documents. Lack of title documents can slow down the registration process.

Eliminating the above difficulties sometimes requires quite large financial costs. But these problems are completely removable, and after their elimination, you can register in the SNT without any difficulty. At the same time, the registration procedure itself will not take very much time.

Process

And how to implement registration in the SNT in practice? This procedure consists of several stages. The first of them is the organization of construction expertise. This examination is carried out to determine the compliance of the country house with all building codes. The examination also provides an answer to the question of whether the house is habitable throughout the year.

The examination must be ordered by the owner of the dacha, who must also cover all the costs associated with its implementation. Such examinations are carried out by special organizations that have a license to carry out expert activities.

If, according to the results of the examination, inconsistencies with building codes were identified, then they must be eliminated. After elimination of inconsistencies, a re-examination should be carried out.

The next stage of registration is the presentation of the relevant application and the necessary documents. Registration is carried out by the Federal Migration Service (FMS). The application must be submitted to the relevant department of the FMS. Its form can be obtained directly from the department.

The following documents must be submitted along with the application:

• certificate of ownership of the house and land;
• applicant's passport;
• the results of the construction expertise.

The application and necessary documents can also be submitted electronically through the website of public services.

Basically, the registration period takes 3 working days. But this period largely depends on the speed of work of a particular department of the FMS. It can also be increased due to document issues. The period required for registration must be immediately clarified with the employee who accepts documents from the applicant.

If the registration procedure is successful, then a stamp with the address of the place of registration will appear in the applicant's passport. If, who does not have a passport, then the stamp is placed on the birth certificate.

Failure cases

The procedure for registration in the SNT has received its clear legislative regulation, and the applicant may be refused by the authorized state body if violations of legal requirements have been made.

One of the most common reasons for refusal is the lack of a building on the land. In practice, there are cases when the applicant submits an application for registration on a land plot where there is no building. In this case, the applicant is the owner of this land plot.

This fact is of no importance, since registration cannot be carried out without a house where one can live. In fact, registration on a land plot without a house is registration on the street. And this is prohibited by law.

A common reason for refusal is also the lack of necessary communications, the mismatch of the house with established building codes. When they are removed, registration will become possible.

From the above, we can conclude that registration in SNT is possible, but before proceeding with this procedure, it is necessary to make sure that all legal requirements will be met.

You also need to be sure that the house complies with all building codes. Otherwise, the authorized state body will refuse to carry out registration, and the applicant will waste his time on collection. It is advisable to first eliminate all inconsistencies and only after that proceed with the registration procedure.