by Saul Pa-a July 27, 2019 FREE PATENT APPLICATION. DENR Rizal Provincial Environment and Natural Resources Office (PENRO) intensifies...
July 27, 2019
TANAY, Rizal -- Around 232 clients trooped to the municipal hall here during the week-long free consultation and application for residential and agricultural free patent for government-disposed lands under of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR)-Calabarzon through its Rizal provincial office.
Ann Hazel Javier, community affairs officer of the DENR Calabarzon Regional Strategic Communication and Initiatives Section (RSCIS), said the Rizal Provincial Environment and Natural Resources Office (PENRO) hosted the land disposition information campaign, in partnership with the Tanay local government from July 15 to 19.
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“Ang land disposition info campaign sa PENRO Rizal ay naglalayong magbigay payo sa mga tao na nagnanais na magpatitulo ng kanilang lupa (The land disposition information campaign of PENRO Rizal aims to provide advice to interested applicants for legal title to their lands). Hundreds of clients turned to the event where they were provided free consultations on their application for free patent for either residential or agricultural lands,” Javier said in an interview Monday.
The campaign is pursuant to the guidelines on the Issuance of Free Patents to Residential Lands stipulated under Republic Act No. 10023, otherwise known as The Free Patent Act; and Commonwealth Act 141 on the Public Land Act and Free Patent for Agricultural Land which simplify the titling process.
The DENR Land Management Bureau (LMB) said under the new, simplified titling process, the number of land titles issued each year has dramatically increased from 4,000 prior to 2010 to 60,000 each year since the passage of the law.
RA 10023 was approved on March 9, 2010.
The DENR guidelines based on the new law imposes a mandatory 120 plus five-day processing period for applications to ensure a faster and more efficient titling process. (PNA)
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| FREE PATENT APPLICATION. DENR Rizal Provincial Environment and Natural Resources Office (PENRO) intensifies public land disposition for free patent application at the Tanay Municipal Hall from July 15 to 19, 2019. The PENRO hosted the land disposition information campaign to provide advice to interested applicants for legal titles to their lands. (Photos courtesy of Rizal PENRO) |
TANAY, Rizal -- Around 232 clients trooped to the municipal hall here during the week-long free consultation and application for residential and agricultural free patent for government-disposed lands under of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR)-Calabarzon through its Rizal provincial office.
Ann Hazel Javier, community affairs officer of the DENR Calabarzon Regional Strategic Communication and Initiatives Section (RSCIS), said the Rizal Provincial Environment and Natural Resources Office (PENRO) hosted the land disposition information campaign, in partnership with the Tanay local government from July 15 to 19.
“Ang land disposition info campaign sa PENRO Rizal ay naglalayong magbigay payo sa mga tao na nagnanais na magpatitulo ng kanilang lupa (The land disposition information campaign of PENRO Rizal aims to provide advice to interested applicants for legal title to their lands). Hundreds of clients turned to the event where they were provided free consultations on their application for free patent for either residential or agricultural lands,” Javier said in an interview Monday.
The campaign is pursuant to the guidelines on the Issuance of Free Patents to Residential Lands stipulated under Republic Act No. 10023, otherwise known as The Free Patent Act; and Commonwealth Act 141 on the Public Land Act and Free Patent for Agricultural Land which simplify the titling process.
The DENR Land Management Bureau (LMB) said under the new, simplified titling process, the number of land titles issued each year has dramatically increased from 4,000 prior to 2010 to 60,000 each year since the passage of the law.
RA 10023 was approved on March 9, 2010.
The DENR guidelines based on the new law imposes a mandatory 120 plus five-day processing period for applications to ensure a faster and more efficient titling process. (PNA)
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