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Do you have any pending documents at the Title Registry? The amnesty expires in June

The measure includes discounts and exemptions on documents that have not been withdrawn for more than six months

SANTO DOMINGO. – Title certificates, annotated certificates and other registry products that remain pending collection can still be claimed with special discounts thanks to the amnesty enabled by the Real Estate Registry (RI), valid until June 8, 2026.

The facility, announced by the entity through its official platforms, applies only to documents that have been available for more than six months in RI.

Although the term “amnesty” has caused confusion among some users, the agency clarified that the provision does not correspond to land regularization processes or property legalization, but to the late withdrawal of already issued registry products.

Discounts of up to 100%

Among the benefits announced by the entity is a 50% reduction in the withdrawal of Title Certificates, Annotated Certificates, Creditor Registration Certificates and Certifications of Accessory Real Rights (CEDRA), decreasing the cost from RD$5,000 to RD$2,500.

In the case of statements, the reduction will be 75%, going from RD$5,000 to RD$1,250.

The entity also reported that duplicates and extracts corresponding to properties constituted as low-cost trusts will have a 100% discount for direct purchasers.

In addition, the remote deposit of RD$300 is waived for procedures carried out from Sambil to offices in Santo Domingo.

What documents apply?

According to the RI, the facility applies to:

  • Title Certificates
  • Recorded Certificates
  • Creditor Registration Certificates
  • Certifications of Accessory Real Rights
  • Extracts
  • Duplicates and extracts linked to low-cost trusts

The Property Registry recommended that users check the status of their documents before the deadline to take advantage of available reductions.

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Luisa Saldaña
Luisa Saldaña
Journalist with experience in digital and print media. Law student with an interest in economic development and issues connecting business, city, and society. For me, writing is a way to investigate and understand the world around us.
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