Neighbor’s consent to construction in Georgia: how to limit text

When is this service needed?

We will tie consent to the sites, the project and the specific action, so as not to create unduly broad property consequences.

First, the legal purpose of the document is determined, then the language, form of the certificate and the requirements of the presentation authority. This procedure helps to avoid repeated translation or new notarization.

What is included in the preparation

• identification of both sites
• description of work or project
• boundaries and attached plans
• restrictions on the validity of consent

What information will you need?

• owner passports
• extracts and cadastral plans
• project or scheme
• municipal requirement

Procedure

• Send us the purpose of the document, the details of the participants and the country of presentation.
• We will check the document form, powers, translation and legalization requirements.
• We will agree on the finished text and arrange a visit to the notary.
• After signing, we will submit the document for translation, apostille or legalization, if required.

What to check before signing

• Unclear consent may affect boundaries or easements.
• The municipality may require a prescribed form.
• Consent does not replace a building permit.

Frequently asked questions

• Is it possible to arrange everything remotely? — We usually carry out preparation and testing remotely. Personal presence is required if a signature or act is to be performed before a notary.
• Do you need an apostille? — This depends on the country, the type of document and the requirements of the receiving authority. We check this before processing begins.
• Will the template work without verification? — The template helps to collect data, but the final text always needs to be tailored to the specific purpose and requirements of the presenting authority.

Official sources

• Law of Georgia on Notaries
• Civil Code of Georgia