Geodetic Engineer in Cordillera Administrative Region

Q: Will the survey be accepted by the DENR and the Registry of Deeds?

Yes. Plans are referenced to PRS92 / PTM (EO 45, s. 1993), signed and dry-sealed by the GE, and prepared for verification and approval through the DENR Land Management Services and the Registry of Deeds under the Torrens system (PD 1529).

Q: How long does it take?

For a typical residential lot, fieldwork is done in 1–2 days and the plan is delivered in a few working days. DENR verification and approval timelines depend on the office concerned.

Relocation, subdivision, topographic and land titling surveys referenced to PRS92 by a PRC-licensed Geodetic Engineer, prepared to the standards required by the DENR, the LRA and the Registry of Deeds, across Cordillera Administrative Region. Free quotation within 24 hours.

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Relocation survey

Re-establishment of titled boundaries on the ground with corner monuments set, for disputes, fencing and pre-purchase checks.

Subdivision survey

Division of a titled property into separately titled lots, with the plan processed for DENR/LRA approval, for inheritance and partial sales.

Topographic survey

Contours, elevations and site features in PRS92 for house construction, site development and drainage design.

Land titling survey

Approved plans and technical descriptions for free patent applications and judicial titling of untitled land.

Land surveying and Cordillera Administrative Region

The Cordillera is the mountainous heart of northern Luzon, home to Baguio and to the Banaue and Ifugao rice terraces (a UNESCO site). Much of the land sits under ancestral domain governed by the IPRA (RA 8371) and its Certificates of Ancestral Domain Title, a tenure regime distinct from the ordinary Torrens system, so the geodetic engineer here works as much on CADT and steep-slope surveys as on subdivision.

Frequently asked questions in Cordillera Administrative Region

How much does a land survey cost in Cordillera Administrative Region?+

Fees vary with the lot area, terrain and type of survey. Request a free quotation and you'll receive an exact price in pesos within 24 hours, with no obligation.

Does the surveyor have to be PRC-licensed?+

Yes. Under RA 8560, as amended, only Geodetic Engineers registered and licensed by the PRC may sign and seal survey plans, and the DENR, the LRA and the Registry of Deeds accept nothing less. Any license can be verified at prc.gov.ph.

Will the survey be accepted by the DENR and the Registry of Deeds?+

Yes. Plans are referenced to PRS92 / PTM (EO 45, s. 1993), signed and dry-sealed by the GE, and prepared for verification and approval through the DENR Land Management Services and the Registry of Deeds under the Torrens system (PD 1529).

How long does it take?+

For a typical residential lot, fieldwork is done in 1–2 days and the plan is delivered in a few working days. DENR verification and approval timelines depend on the office concerned.

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