As part of the ‘Lot registered for the desired title’ campaign, the Informal Property Formalization Body (Cofopri) will deliver property titles at no cost in six districts of Lima during the month of April.
After granting these documents in locations such as La Libertad, Ayacucho, Arequipa, Ica, among others, Cofopri It will provide a new opportunity to citizens who, in the first instance, could not complete this procedure, due to not having the necessary documents, not being at home at the time of the visit, or being visited by workers from the entity.
Cofopri 2024: in which districts will it deliver free property titles in April?
From Monday, April 8 to Friday, April 12, Cofopri is notifying families whose homes will be visited in the districts of Ate and El Agustino.
Likewise, according to the official platform of Cofoprifrom Monday April 15, Visits will be made to young towns, human settlements and other spaces in the following districts:
- tie: from April 15 to 22
- The Augustinian: April 19th
- Rímac: April 22 and 23
- Lima fence: April 23rd
- Pucusana: April 24 to 26
- La Molina: April 26.
What requirements do I need to access the free property title?
- birth certificate
- Purchase-sale contract, will, public deed, proof of possession or daughter
- Receipts for services that demonstrate possession of the lot
- The inhabitants of the family must demonstrate that they have owned said space before January 1, 2016, otherwise they will not be able to benefit from this Cofopri campaign.
How do I know if my lot will be visited?
The brigades designated by the entity will be deployed in 100 informal districts in 24 regions of the country and will visit various informal possessions, with the purpose of identifying them, registering them and collaborating with the formalization of the property.
Where is Cofopri’s main office located?
The building in which Cofopri’s main office operates is located in the avenue Paseo de la República 3135in the district of San Isidro.
What is Cofopri?
The Informal Property Formalization Body (Cofopri) is a Peruvian government entity that plays a crucial role in the formalization of real estate properties. Its main mission is to convert informal land ownership into formally recognized and registered property. This not only provides legal certainty to owners, but also facilitates access to basic services and credit opportunities.
What are Cofopri’s opening hours?
At its headquarters in Lima and the provinces, business hours are Monday to Friday, from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. In the case of the office located in the Metropolitano central station, hours are Monday to Friday, from 7:30 a.m. am until 9 pm, and Saturdays, from 8.30 am to 4.00 pm
Source: Larepublica
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