A registration plan is a survey document that precisely defines parcel boundaries and the division of land, used by the land registrar when registering rights.
When is one required?
Typically when parcels are divided, merged or changed, following an approved city building plan, or when land that has not yet been registered must be regularised.
Stages of work
- Gathering existing documents and information on the parcels and applicable plans.
- Field survey and boundary determination.
- Drafting the plan according to authority requirements.
- Approval and submission for registration.
How to shorten timelines
Professional guidance from the outset, early review of plans and documents, and combining surveying and cadastre under one firm reduce correction rounds and shorten schedules.