Jara SánchezArchitect · Province of Cádiz · License no. 1366

Surveys and official paperwork

The Land Registry or notary has asked for an exact survey of the plot.

GPS land survey and topographic measurement

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We survey your plot with GPS so the registry and notary raise no objections

You're selling, inheriting, dividing or simply registering a plot correctly, and you've been asked for a georeferenced survey: real coordinates, not a plan someone sketched by eye thirty years ago.

I go to the plot with precision GPS equipment, take the coordinates of every vertex, and prepare the documentation the Land Registry or notary requires so the deed matches the physical reality of the land exactly.

This avoids the most common reason a land sale gets stuck: the registered surface area not matching the real one.

Technical layer: Technical scope of the survey

Topographic survey using centimetre-precision GPS/GNSS, georeferenced to the official reference system (ETRS89), determining UTM coordinates for every vertex and boundary of the plot.

Dimensioned, georeferenced topographic plan and the documentation required for the Land Registry–Cadastre coordination procedure (alternative georeferenced graphic representation, where applicable).

Detection of discrepancies between the real surface area and perimeter and prior cadastral or registry data, with a report on any differences found.

Delivery in a format compatible with the Cadastre's electronic office and the usual requirements of local notaries and registries.

How it works

  1. 01

    You send me the cadastral reference

    Or the address and whatever details you have about the plot.

  2. 02

    GPS survey visit

    I measure the vertices and boundaries on site, with the owner or a representative if possible.

  3. 03

    Plan and documentation

    I prepare the georeferenced plan and, if needed, the Cadastre documentation.

  4. 04

    Delivery ready for notary or registry

    You receive the document in the format you were asked for.

What you receive

Georeferenced topographic plan and, where applicable, Land Registry/Cadastre documentation.

How long it takes

Survey visit: 1-2 hours depending on size; delivery within 5-7 business days.

How much it costs

The price depends on the scope of your case and the property or plot. I'll send you a closed quote before starting, no surprises or small print.

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