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Land Registry and Cadastre Directorate Documents Translation
The apostilled, notarised sworn Italian translation of Land Registry and Cadastre Directorate documents for Italy’s DSU/ISEE scholarship and asset-declaration procedures. Our Ankara Kızılay-based office prepares your title-deed paperwork end to end.
2 min read Updated: 19.07.2026
Which documents does the Land Registry and Cadastre Directorate issue?
It keeps the real-estate ownership and cadastre records. The most-translated land-registry-sourced documents for Italian applications:
- The title deed
- Real-estate registration and declaration documents
- Cadastral survey / property status document
How is it used in an Italian application?
Title-deed documents are used to evidence the family’s real-estate assets (the ISPE) in the DSU/ISEE Parificato application. Because the asset items affect the scholarship eligibility and amount, they must be presented completely. For the full set of document types, see the document translations section.
How do you get the documents?
You can obtain the documents, certified, from the Land Registry and Cadastre Directorate or via e-Devlet’s title-deed information.
The apostille and certification process
The apostille on Land Registry and Cadastre-sourced documents is taken through the relevant Governorate or District Governorate. Take the document, have it apostilled, then have the notarised sworn Italian translation made from the apostilled version.
What to watch
All the family’s real estate must be documented completely; if there is rental income from a property, it is declared together with income documents.
Our Ankara Kızılay-based office runs the apostille tracking and the notarised sworn Italian translation of your Land Registry and Cadastre Directorate documents end to end — no need to visit the office, by courier and e-document. For an exact price, take a free quote from the box on the right.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to have the title deed apostilled?
For most Italian procedures yes; the apostille is taken through the relevant Governorate/District Governorate. For detail see the apostille and notary certification page.
Do I have to obtain the document myself?
You obtain the original/certified copy of the document; we run the apostille tracking and the sworn translation.
Document formats, apostille/certification authorities and application requirements can change over time. Before starting the process, verify the relevant institution’s or consulate’s current requirements from the official source.
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