Core documents
Original unit title deed, administrator court order, death certificate, proof of heirship and recipient ID. The land office may request more.
Inherited condominium units are registered at the land office where the unit is located, using the administrator court order or proof of heirship, the unit title deed and a common-fee clearance letter. Foreign heirs must check Condominium Act eligibility.

Inherited condominium units are registered at the land office where the unit is located, using the administrator court order or proof of heirship, the unit title deed and a common-fee clearance letter. Foreign heirs must check Condominium Act eligibility.
This page explains documents and steps for transferring an inherited condominium. General information, not legal advice on your situation; each agency's requirements may change.
Original unit title deed, administrator court order, death certificate, proof of heirship and recipient ID. The land office may request more.
Obtain it from the juristic person to confirm no arrears before registration.
Check foreign eligibility, the building's foreign quota under the Condominium Act and any required fund evidence. If ineligible, disposal may be required as the law provides.
Registration fees follow Department of Lands rates; transfers to descendants or spouses generally use a lower rate than to other heirs. Check current rates before the appointment.
Inheritance may involve withholding or other taxes depending on the case, and inheritance tax above thresholds. Check with the Revenue Department.
Heirs abroad may appoint an attorney using the Department of Lands form with a signature certification the office accepts.




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