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If you want to merge your directly adjacent parcels into one parcel, a merger must be applied for.

If you want to merge your directly adjacent parcels, then you can apply for the merger here.

Parcels that form a unit in terms of location and economy can be merged into a new parcel if they are listed in the land register under a serial number and are not encumbered differently.

The merge is used to clean up confusing parcel situations and to delete parcel boundaries that are no longer needed. Applications for the merger of parcels can be submitted to the locally competent cadastral office of the State Office for Geoinformation and Land Surveying of Lower Saxony (LGLN) or to publicly appointed surveyors (ÖbVI).

The local cadastral office of the LGLN prepares a continuation certificate in which the change in the real estate cadastre (e.g. location, size and description of the parcels) is documented. This is automatically transmitted to the land registry for the registration of the merger.

In the event that you are not a parcel owner or leaseholder, you need an informal power of attorney from the parcel owner or the person entitled to hereditary building.

You can apply for a merger if you:

• Parcel owner,
• a person entitled to a hereditary building,
• authorised by one of the aforementioned persons, or
• are an authority in the performance of its tasks.

The parcels to be merged must form a unit locally and economically, i.e. they must be adjacent to each other.

The parcels must be booked in the land register on the same land register sheet under a serial number and must not contain different encumbrances in the land register.

If the parcels are still listed under different serial numbers, the surveying office can record and certify an application for unification in preparation for the merger. After the possible application for the unification at the land registry, the properties can be re-registered under a serial number.

In principle, the surveying office involves the land registry in the form of a merger request, so that later the merger can also be taken over in the land register.

The merger will be carried out free of charge.

The merger allows you

• in writing, or
• via the digital application process.

In order to process the application, the following information is essential:

• information on the parcels to be merged;
• Information about the applicant, if applicable, for authorization.

The application will be checked for substantive and formal correctness. There may still be a need for clarification with the applicant for this purpose.

Parties who are not applicants must be formally heard.

On the part of the locally competent cadastral office of the LGLN or the ÖbVI, a merger request is submitted to the responsible land registry office in order to clarify whether the land registry has any concerns about the implementation of the merger.

After the merger has been carried out, the necessary proof of continuation will be prepared and an announcement of the continuation of the real estate cadastre will be sent to the parties involved. The transmission of the proof of continuation to the responsible land registry office is automated.

Usually approx. 30 working days

None

If you want to merge your directly adjoining parcels of land, you can apply for the merger here.

Parcels that form a single local and economic unit can be merged into a new parcel if they are entered in the land register under one serial number and are not encumbered differently.

The purpose of the merger is to clear up confusing parcel situations and delete parcel boundaries that are no longer required. Applications for the merging of parcels can be submitted to the locally responsible land registry office of the Landesamt für Geoinformation und Landesvermessung Niedersachsen(LGLN) or with publicly appointed surveyors(Öffentlich bestellter Vermessungsingenieurinnen bzw. Öffentlich bestellter Vermessungsingenieuren(ÖbVI)).

The locally responsible cadastral office of the LGLN prepares a continuation certificate in which the changes in the real estate cadastre (e.g. location, size and description of the parcels) are documented. This is automatically transmitted to the land registry office for registration of the merger.

The responsibility for carrying out the merger lies with the locally competent land registry office or a public land surveyor in Lower Saxony.

Forms available: No

Written form required: Yes

Informal application possible: Yes

Personal appearance required: No

Online services available: Yes

Online service: Contacting the responsible cadastral office for a surveying service