Owner of immovable property or his authorized person may request and receive free of charge data included in the Register of Natural Persons about persons who have declared their place of residence at his or her property. If OCMA is unable to obtain information from the State Unified Computerized Land Register, the individual must present a document certifying the ownership. 

Information may be requested only remotely:

Documents required for requesting information when requesting information by mail.

If a person wishes to receive a certificate by mail, a payment must be made for sending and delivering the certificate in accordance with the Office's price list for paid services - "Price list for paid services of OCMA" item 12 + postage.

In order for real estate owners to receive information about the persons declared in the real estate, they must fill out this form:

No state fee is payable for the preparation of the certificate.