What information does the property company need the owner to submit to issue the owner's certificate for the community? Where are these data monitored?

However, if the owner wants the property to issue the owner's certificate, he should at least prove his identity to the property.

Well, first of all, the owner should provide the purchase contract or real estate license to prove that he is the owner; Secondly, you should also provide an ID card or household registration book to prove that you are the person registered in the house purchase contract or real estate license.

If you don't have any information, go directly to the property management company and say, "I am the owner, please give me a certificate." If you were a property receptionist, would you open this certificate without asking?

Of course, residents who have lived in the community for a long time are already familiar with the property management personnel. It is ok to have no real estate license and no purchase contract, but ID cards are always required.