Anliegerbescheinigung Ausstellung beantragen

If you wish to purchase a plot of land, you can find out which municipal levies, based on federal law, are associated with this plot of land by applying to the relevant municipality for a certificate of annexation.

An abutting owner's certificate issued for a property provides you with an overview of the property-related charges applicable under federal law.

Anliegerbescheinigungen are voluntary declarations by the city or municipality about a possible obligation to pay contributions for development or expansion services and about the location of a property on a public road. If you want to build on a plot of land, you can obtain a resident's certificate to give you greater financial planning security.

Thefollowing charges or contributions can be considered:

• Development contributions (§§ 124 ff. BauGB), road expansion contributions
• Compensatory levies under nature conservation law (§ 135 a BauGB)
• Reallocation compensation payments (§ 64 BauGB)
• Compensation contributions (§§ 154 f. BauGB) in urban redevelopment areas
• Soil protection law compensation contributions for land cleared of contaminated sites (§ 25 BSchG)
• Redemption amounts for parking space obligations
• Contributions based on services provided by water/wastewater associations
• Sealing levies
• Forest preservation levies

• informal application with the address of the builder and the address of the land plot to be built on
• Proof of ownership of the land (copy of the land register entry)
• preliminary building application (copy, if available)
• extract of cadastral map (copy)

The issuance of resident certificates is subject to a fee. The fees vary from region to region.

The adjoining owner's certificate must be applied for in due form and time to the responsible municipality, enclosing proof of ownership and an extract of the cadastral map.

The processing time is approximately one week.

There are no deadlines to be observed.

• Issuance of a resident's certificate
• An abutting owner's certificate issued for a property provides you with an overview of the property-related charges that are applicable under federal law.
• The application is informal and must be accompanied by the relevant documents.
• Fees apply.
• Responsible: Municipal or city administration.

For more information on whether and from which office you can obtain the certificate, please contact your municipal or city administration.