The 2024 Land Law, effective from August 1, 2024, stipulates that red books will not be issued to households (abolishing household red books), but many people do not fully understand and are worried about whether they have to reapply for a new one or not.
According to Clause 3, Article 256 of the Land Law No. 31/2024/QH15, it is stipulated that:
- Certificates of land use rights, Certificates of house ownership and land use rights, Certificates of house ownership, Certificates of construction ownership, Certificates of land use rights, house ownership and other assets attached to land issued before August 1, 2024 are still legally valid.
- No need to exchange for Certificate of land use rights and ownership of assets attached to land unless required.
Thus, land users who have been granted Red Books and Pink Books before August 1, 2024 are not required to exchange their Red Books and Pink Books according to the 2024 Land Law.
However, if required, it can be exchanged for a Certificate of land use rights and ownership of other assets attached to the land according to the provisions of the 2024 Land Law.
Land users who have been granted a household Red Book before August 1, 2024 are not required to renew it.
In addition, the new Land Law also specifically stipulates that in the case of Red Books and Pink Books issued to households before August 1, 2024, if there is a need, they can be changed to a new form and fully record the names of members sharing land use rights.
The determination of members sharing the right to use land of a household will be agreed upon by these members and they will be responsible before the law.
According to Article 259 of the 2024 Land Law, the handling of land use rights of households before August 1, 2024 is regulated as follows:
- Households using land identified according to the provisions of the law on land before August 1, 2024 are allowed to participate in legal relations on land as a group of land users with common land use rights as prescribed in Clause 2, Article 27 of the 2024 Land Law.
- Households using land that have been allocated land, leased land, recognized land use rights, or received land use rights transfer by the State before August 1, 2024 have the same rights and obligations as individuals using land according to the provisions of this Law.
- When a competent State agency allocates or leases land to a household to implement an approved compensation, support, and resettlement plan, it must specifically record the individuals who are household members with land use rights in the land allocation or lease decision.
- Households that are allocated land by the State without land use fees, allocated land with land use fees, or leased land before August 1, 2024 are allowed to continue using the land for the remaining land use term. When the land use term expires, the land use term is extended in the form of land allocation or lease to individuals who are members of that household according to the provisions of the 2024 Land Law.
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