What is a property status certificate and when is it needed?

What a property status certificate is and when it is needed for deeds, purchases, sales, or estate proceedings in Buenos Aires Province.

Property status certificate in Buenos Aires Province

A property status certificate (estado parcelario) is a key item in many real estate procedures in Buenos Aires Province. It often arises when a notary office (escribanía), lawyer, or owner needs to establish technical and cadastral information about a parcel.

When a property status certificate is usually requested

A property status certificate may be involved in purchases and sales, property closings, estate proceedings, gifts, regularizations, and transactions where property information must be verified.

Useful information for a property status certificate

  • Property deed or purchase agreement
  • Property tax account
  • Cadastral designation
  • Previous plan, if available
  • Address, locality, and district (partido)

Why consult before

Not all cases require the same scope. An initial inquiry makes it possible to review records and determine whether a property status certificate, surveying, verification, or another professional service applies.

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