Spanish Cadastre procedures
The Cadastre contains descriptive and graphic property information. Where discrepancies arise, it is important to identify the correct cadastral route and distinguish it from Land Registry matters.
Who it is for
- Owners and buyers needing cadastral information.
- People who identify a discrepancy in Cadastre data.
- Anyone needing cadastral certificates or filing support.
Main requirements
- Identify the property and cadastral reference.
- Compare cadastral data with available documents.
- Determine the appropriate procedure for the specific discrepancy.
Documents
- Cadastral reference and records.
- Title deed/ownership documents.
- Plans, graphic information and other evidence where needed.
How it works
- Obtain and analyse cadastral data.
- Identify the discrepancy.
- Prepare the appropriate request/declaration.
- Monitor Cadastre communications.
Frequently asked questions
Are the Cadastre and Land Registry the same?
No. They are separate systems with different functions: Cadastre describes property for administrative/tax purposes, while the Land Registry records registered property rights.
Can incorrect cadastral data be corrected?
Yes, depending on the type of discrepancy, through the relevant procedure supported by evidence.
Official sources
Reviewed: 20/08/2026
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