Property document review by a local lawyer.

The general review covers the legal, registry and cadastral position apparent from the supplied records. Before engagement, we confirm whether the file fits the scope and which information you need to provide.

The property must be identified and the relevant documents available, including a recent registry certificate. You can first ask which records are missing; submitting an enquiry does not automatically start professional work.

You receive a brief case report prepared by a local lawyer, identifying documentary issues and missing information. The follow-up discussion explains those findings within the agreed scope.

The report does not replace a physical inspection or independently establish boundaries, measurements or technical conditions. Nor does it automatically confirm that a deed or procedure will be accepted.

A deed, inheritance matter, regularization, easement or release may require an additional engagement. The report helps identify what needs confirmation, but does not include carrying out those procedures.

If the records are complex or insufficient, we explain this and define the appropriate scope before proceeding. Additional work is not included without an agreed proposal.