Cankaya Land Registry Directorate - Esat Cd. No:44

I have not experienced any problems in terms of operations and personnel so far, but such a derelict building and a location without such a parking lot do not suit the Land Registry, where Ankara's most intense operations are carried out. In institutions where citizens pay tens of thousands of fees in a single transaction, there should be at least more suitable environments.

impossible to reach, I called 100 times to call and get information, no one can pick up the phone

Çankaya Land Registry has brought us down many times, saying that the system is gone. All visitors are treated like a flock. Rude, impatient, humiliating officers in an extremely small area during this period of sickness! Why do we pay land registry fees? for this service?

A place where we can say that Allah will not let us down. None of their employees have any sense of compassion. They don't even bother to answer any of your questions. It is very difficult to apply. We, three university graduates, could not apply online. Then we could only do it with money. We submitted the documents. It's been five days. No way back. We don't even know what the status of our transaction is. Rain and mud are waiting outside. Even though there is space inside, they don't allow it. You have to sit in the cafes and tea shops around it. In these businesses, they provide services at very, very exorbitant and exorbitant prices. If you're smart, don't get service at this place. We have a thousand regrets. We are still waiting. We do not give stars for their service.

Hello there, We went for the operation of a relative of mine. When you go to the end of Tunali Hilimi street and turn right, there is a building on the left 50 meters ahead. It is not a very good place to go by car, but there is a car park on the opposite side, 15 meters below the building. There is a fee of 15 TL per hour. You say the TR Number at the entrance and the HEPP query is made. Then you go up to the relevant floor, whichever neighborhood you have a transaction. We went up to the 1st floor. There are officer sisters and brothers who want to help as much as they can. You have to empathize and wait patiently. They go inside, do the procedures, and then bring the documents to you for signature. They work very well. We thank you. Despite the documents that you think you have entered from the web deed completely, there are minor problems. While I was waiting, I witnessed the difficulties in the power of attorney. If possible, I recommend that the parties go themselves, not by proxy. If the person who will process, or rather sell, is older than 65, it is beneficial to get a health report from the family doctor. Such a need may arise when signing the exact signatures. It would be much better if the deficiencies were called and told before they reach the signing stage. For example, if the details of the power of attorney are examined, the age of the parties is checked, etc. Despite everything, we would like to thank our civil servant brothers and elders working in the 1st floor unity neighborhood, which I witnessed sincerely and diligently. We break each other a lot during the day, but we motivate less. Ambient ventilation is sufficient as long as the narrow space and the large window remain open.

Typical Çankaya section, where all their work is money and they do not do any work without money. Because of the title deed they will upload to the system, we have not been able to receive our receivables from the bank for 5 days. When asked, it will take 15 minutes. May God not let anyone fall into their hands. Finally, we will apply to the court for the loss of the day they made us wait.

The 2nd floor is problematic, they do not have the documents read and they have it written and signed. They put a dog at the entrance of the floor, biting those who enter. Today, they forced an illegal document to be signed, although it will be done accordingly.

There are various problems due to high demand. Long lines, waiting outside, cramped corridors, etc. We took this for granted, we say this is what happens when so many people apply. The unacceptable part is the attitude of the officers. There is treatment as if you have debts inside or you broke into the door without permission. You ask simple questions to people and they resent you, you know. In the past, there was a term called civil servant politeness. My hometown clerk is still polite in most places, but not here. If possible, try to get your work done elsewhere, don't get upset and angry for nothing.