The figures for the months between January and October of this year show a total of 2,559,576 services used by users and 442,248 appointments attended, according to information posted on the institutional website.
SANTO DOMINGO - From January to October of this year, the Real Estate Registry (RI) achieved a 99.58% response rate to the procedures received nationwide, of which 212,474 applications were received in person and 127,216 virtually, corresponding to 62.55% and 37.45%, respectively.
The Registry of Property (RI) has expanded its digital platform through its institutional portal, ri.gob.do, with the goal of offering users timely, efficient, and innovative services. Through this platform, the public can access procedures related to the Registry of Titles, such as requesting a Certificate of Legal Status of the Property, transfers, registration of liens, and registration and cancellation of conventional mortgages. Users can also manage the status of their files and pay service fees electronically using credit or debit cards.
The figures for the months between January and October also show a total of 2,559,576 services used by users and 442,248 appointments attended, according to information posted on the institutional website.
Additionally, an improvement is reflected in the percentage of procedures completed, with the following title registration offices standing out: Mao with 111.78%; Montecristi, 110.84%; Moca, 105.11%; Barahona, 104.24%; and Salcedo, 103.90%. Regarding cadastral surveys, the regional offices achieved the following rates: North (101.92%), Northeast (101.14%), East (101.01%), and Central (100.23%).
The general administrator of the Real Estate Registry, Jhonattan Toribio, highlighted that during the current year the volume of transactions has grown by 55,195 procedures – 20% – compared to 2019, so they continue working on making them more efficient and standardizing response times to provide users with a closer, faster and more effective service.
This goal has been made possible thanks to institutional and technological strengthening efforts, with the institution receiving a 20% increase in the volume of procedures, the entity states.
