
Certified & Stamped Survey Maps
We draw and issue certified, stamped survey maps that match the ground and are tied to the Egyptian Survey Authority’s network — accepted by official bodies and the real-estate registry.
- Turnaround
- 5–12 working days
- Deliverables
- 3
- Coverage
- 11 cities
By the numbers
- Stamped
- Officially certified
- 5–12 days
- Turnaround
- PDF + DWG
- Digital copies
The problem we solve
Transactions get rejected over old, unstamped, or non-matching maps. We prepare a certified, stamped map that matches the ground and is tied to the Survey Authority’s network, accepted by official bodies.
Who needs this service
Landowners, developers, and lawyers who need a certified official map for submission or registration.
When you need this service
- When you need a certified map to submit to a government body
- For registration at the real-estate registry or obtaining permits
- To document the land’s current state with an official map
- After a subdivision or split that needs an updated map
How we execute
- 1
Precise field survey of boundaries and features
- 2
Tie-in to the official reference network
- 3
Draw the map and compute areas and dimensions
- 4
Certification, stamping, and signature by a licensed engineer
What we need from you
- Copy of the ownership document
- Owner national ID number
- The actual land boundaries
- The map’s purpose and the body it is submitted to
What you receive
- Certified, stamped survey map signed by a licensed engineer
- High-quality PDF copy for printing
- DWG copy for archiving and future edits
Equipment & methodology
We equip this service from our owned fleet of 90 instruments:

Total stations
Survey instruments for precise angle and distance measurement — control networks, layout, and as-builts.

GPS / GNSS / RTK receivers
Survey-grade GPS receivers for centimeter-accurate satellite positioning (RTK) — control, topographic, and cadastral work.
We own and operate our field fleet — our site shots carry the “From our field work” chip, alongside class-reference photos.
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Frequently asked
Is the map stamped, certified, and accepted by official bodies?+
Yes — the map is prepared with the required stamps and approvals and a licensed engineer’s signature, tied to the Survey Authority’s network.
How much does a certified map cost?+
It depends on scope: land area, number of parcels, the map’s purpose, and the receiving body’s stamp and approval requirements. We review your documents and fix the cost in a written quote before work begins — no surprises after delivery.
Is the map valid for bank and mortgage submissions?+
Yes — a certified map tied to the Egyptian Survey Authority’s network is accepted by banks and financing bodies as part of the collateral file, alongside registry and permit transactions.
Can the map be updated later after boundaries change or subdivision?+
Yes — we keep the original DWG of our work, so any later change (subdivision, new construction, a boundary change) is made on it quickly and at far lower cost than starting from scratch, with the updated copy re-certified and stamped.
What if the old map differs from reality?+
Very common — many maps were drawn before changes happened on the ground. We survey the current reality precisely and document the difference between the old map and the actual state in the attached report, so the new map is issued matching the ground, tied to the official network, and accepted without objections.
Our crews on real projects
Real photographs from GeoGiza's field projects across Egypt and the region.
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Our guarantees to you
We take the risk off your project — so you can commit with confidence.
Accuracy guarantee
If a deliverable misses the agreed accuracy spec, we re-survey and correct it at no extra cost.
On-time commitment
We agree the delivery schedule up front and keep you updated at every stage until it's met.
Full confidentiality
Every engagement is covered by an NDA. Your data and drawings are never shared.
You own the files
You receive the editable source files (DWG, DXF and more) — full ownership, no lock-in.
