Ownership Plate
We prepare a precise ownership plate for your parcel showing boundaries, dimensions, area, and coordinates tied to the official network: a field survey of the actual boundaries with Total Station and GNSS, reconciled against the ownership document, then certification with a licensed engineer’s signature and engineers-syndicate stamps in a form accepted by the real-estate registry for sale and subdivision transactions.
- Turnaround
- 5–10 working days
- Deliverables
- 3
- Coverage
- 5 cities
By the numbers
- 5–10 days
- Turnaround
- 3 copies
- Stamped originals
- Certified
- Licensed engineer
The problem we solve
A stalled land registration or sale because of an outdated ownership plate — or one that no longer matches the ground — is common and costly. We prepare an accurate, certified plate that matches reality and is accepted by the registry.
Who needs this service
Landowners, real-estate developers, and lawyers who need a certified ownership plate for registration, subdivision, or sale.
When you need this service
- When registering land ownership at the real-estate registry
- When subdividing or splitting a parcel
- When buying or selling land and you need an updated plate
How we execute
- 1
Review the ownership document and required boundaries
- 2
Field survey of the actual boundaries to precision
- 3
Draft the plate and compute area and dimensions
- 4
Certification and signature by a licensed engineer with required stamps
What we need from you
- Copy of the ownership document
- Owner national ID number
- Actual land boundaries on the ground
What you receive
- Signed and certified ownership plate from a licensed engineer
- High-quality PDF copy for printing
- DWG copy for archiving
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.
Levels
Automatic and digital levels for high-precision elevation and benchmark networks.
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 plate accepted by the real-estate registry?+
Yes, the plate is prepared with all required stamps and approvals from the engineers syndicate and the registry.
How many copies do I get?+
You receive 3 original stamped paper copies, plus digital PDF and DWG copies.
How much does an ownership plate cost?+
Pricing is scoped to the project: location and area, input quality, required deliverables, and review rounds. After reviewing the requirements we provide a written quote stating cost and schedule before work starts; there is no published fixed tariff for this service.
How long from the site visit to receiving the plate?+
Five to ten working days in typical cases: the visit and survey take a day or two, followed by drafting and reconciliation, then certification and stamps. Cases requiring old-records research take longer, which we flag upfront.
What is the difference between an ownership plate and a topographic survey?+
An ownership plate is a certified boundary-and-area document used for registration, sale, and subdivision, while a topographic survey is a technical description of terrain and elevations used for design. Many transactions need both, and we provide them as one package.
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.