Nota simple in Málaga
If you need to request a nota simple in Málaga and don't know how, we tell you everything you need to do it.
The first thing to check is which registry your home belongs to. Málaga city has 15 registries covering all the city's districts plus some towns in the province.
If your home is in a town, the Land Registry is very likely in the same town.
To find out which registry your home belongs to, check the property deed, which shows the registry, volume, folio, book and property number. If you can't find the deed, you can check online or by phoning the Málaga registry, who will tell you which registry to go to
Once you know which registry the home is registered at, you can request the nota simple, although you'll need to provide some details: address, names and ID numbers of the owners, or the property number. Without these details it's impossible to get the nota simple, as you have to specify the property.
What information does the nota simple contain?
All the information in the nota simple is public and anyone can access it.
The information shown is:
- Owners
- Property address
- Square metres
- Boundaries
- Layout of the home
- UTM
- Type of ownership: sole, marital property, usufruct or bare ownership.
- Date of acquisition
- Notary where it was signed
- Charges
- Encumbrances
Where do you request the nota simple in Málaga?
You can request the nota simple in person at the Málaga Land Registry or online through the Registradores website.
How do you request a nota simple in Málaga?
To request a nota simple in Málaga, submit an application with your details as applicant, the reason for the request and the details of the property.
If you do it in person, hand in the application and wait for it to be ready. This can take a few minutes or even a week, depending on the registry.
Who can request it?
Anyone who identifies themselves with their ID and states they have reason to. All the information in the nota simple is public, as mentioned at the start.
It can be the owner or anyone else.
How much does it cost to request a nota simple in Málaga?
In person, it costs €3 plus VAT. You can pay in cash or by card.
If you request it online through the Registradores website, you must pay in advance on the website.
It's important to understand how valuable the nota simple is when putting a home up for sale, as buyers will ask for it to check the property's status, size or charges.
The bank also requests it to assess the buyers' mortgage.
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