Property Registry: how to request a registry certification
The two kinds of certification the Registry issues, the 60-day deadline the law sets, and what to do if the registrar does not issue it.
Agency
The Department that legally represents the Government of Puerto Rico and prosecutes crime. For the public it is also home to several registries and direct-service offices: the Property Registry, where deeds are recorded and registry certifications requested; the Criminal Justice Information System (SIJC), which maintains the Registry of Persons Convicted of Sexual Crimes and Abuse Against Minors; the Office of Services to Crime Victims and Witnesses; and the Lobbyist Registry. It is located at Calle Teniente César González 677 at Avenida Jesús T. Piñero, San Juan, and answers at (787) 721-2900.
Agency's official siteThe two kinds of certification the Registry issues, the 60-day deadline the law sets, and what to do if the registrar does not issue it.
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