Verified land: our protocol
The “Verified land” badge is not a slogan. It only appears on a listing once the agency has checked the property's documents. Three documents, and the know-how to read them.
Updated 30/10/2026
The three documents
| Document | What it establishes |
|---|---|
| Land title | The land exists legally and the seller is entitled to sell it. |
| Survey plan | The boundaries on the ground are those of the title: what you see is what you buy. |
| Certificate of legal status | The property's situation on the day of the sale: free, or not, of charges and disputes. |
These three documents are gathered and checked by the agency for every property that carries the badge. They are kept on file and never published online.
Reading the documents is a profession
A document is only worth something if it is authentic, up to date and consistent with the other two. What to look at, who to confirm it with, when to have it redone: this is the agency's experience, built file after file with our partner notary and surveyor, that makes the difference between a safe purchase and a bad memory.
A property presented before the checks are complete carries the “Verification in progress” notice; the badge is only applied once the work is done.
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Consultations, real estate and legal advice at the agency. For a particular property, or for land you already own, we review your situation with you in the centre of Ambodifotatra.
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