Miahs:
All the same yes, it the final survey to be produced by a Registered Surveyor allowed to practise in Nasarawa state ,You can call me (08133230404) i can help you work it out in that aspect.

what's your location please and let's chat on WhatsApp.
I'll send you a pm.

johnca:
A Survey Plan is a document that measures the boundary of a parcel of land. It gives an accurate measurement, description of the piece of land and contains the following information: the name of the owner of the land surveyed, the address or description, the size and the drawn out portion as mapped out on the survey plan document. Other information that a survey plan contain includes: the beacon numbers, the Surveyor who drew up the survey plan and the date it was drawn and a stamp showing that the land is either free from government acquisition or not. So how and why does one chart a survey plan in Lagos?
The major reason why a survey plan is charted is to get what is known as a Land Information. Before a transaction is consummated over a plot of land, it is always advisable to Chart the Survey Plan presented for the land to basically find out whether it falls under government acquisition or not and as well authenticate the claim of ownership to the land. While Charting a Survey Plan can be done by private individuals or organisations, it is also one of the procedures involved in the issuance of Certificates of Occupancy or Governor's Consent to persons who have applied for them at the Lagos State Land Bureau.
The procedure for Charting a Survey Plan starts with obtaining an Application Form for Land Information and Payment Advice from the Accounts Department of the Office of the Surveyor General at No.87 Awolowo Way, Ikeja. For survey plans that carries a single name the fee for charting it is N10, 000 and N1, 000 for development levy, while the fee for one that carries Mr. and Mrs. is N20, 000 and N1, 000 for development levy.
The next step is to go to the designated banks stated on the payment advice, pay and obtain original receipt with teller and then submit them along with the following documents at the front desk office of the Surveyor General's Office: the completed application form for land information and a copy of the survey plan. A file for the application is then opened at this stage.
From the front desk office, the file is sent to the Accounts Department for verification of receipts of charting and endorsement. If cleared, the file is sent to the Records Unit for proper confirmation / screening of red copy. An Officer in the Records Unit scrutinizes the red copy side by side with the applicant's copy. File is then sent to Charting Room to ascertain the status of the property (acquired or free from government acquisition) and execute a composite plan to affirm the authenticity of ownership. The Officer in Charge of Charting does the verification and confirmation of charting and the sends the result (a Land Information Certificate) to the Director of Coordination, Transactions and Records Department for final clearance. At the final stage, the result is sent to the front desk office for filling and a text message is sent to the applicant to come and pick up the Land Information Certificate. On the average, the entire process takes between a month and two to complete.

How much does it really cost to obtain survey plan ? I have 2 plots of land at agbowa.

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Miahs:
All the same yes, it the final survey to be produced by a Registered Surveyor allowed to practise in Nasarawa state ,You can call me (08133230404) i can help you work it out in that aspect.

are there licences in various states for surveyors?
are you a surveyor?
where are you licenced to practice?
how is this Final Survey different from Site Plan?
why do you think they charge 10,000 to 20,000 in Lagos and the boys in the NAGIS would like to charge 200,000 naira per plot?
how much do you charge per plot?

Oh goodness what a country, even a brain surgery doesn't take this bogus process. We will continue to remain backward as long as we put all the time and energy in what should take 5 mins to look up online. This is total bull shit and waste of time and resources just to check who owns a piece of land.
How did we get here wasting months on this shit when we should be building space ship with that time

Ahmed pls let me know how much survey cost for that axis o. I get land for Agbowa also. They said its gonna cost me like 100k survey and 50k documentation.

Op is it same way to get C OF O? In lagos? And how much cover am? How to get C OF O and it's details with price

Please OP, how can I get another survey paper? I lost d one I did for my land in ikorodu 2010.

EUC HOMES LTD IS OFFERING LANDS FOR SALE AT LOW PRICES TILL AUGUST 31st, 2016. ALL IN IBEJU LEKKI ALONG LEKKI FREE TRADE ZONE (NEW LAGOS). GET A PLOT OF LAND FOR AS LOW AS #1.5M TO #3M.

1. ROCKVILLE COURTS
Immediate Physical Allocation
Along Lekki Free Trade Zone
1km from Dangote Refinery
#3M - per plot
#1.5m half plot
TITLE - Global C of O
Initial Deposit of #1.4m
950,000/per month
3months Installment Plan

2. UPTOWN COURTS
Immediate Physical Allocation
Along Lekki Free Trade Zone
1mile from Dangote Refinery
#2.5m per plot
#1.3m half plot
TITLE - Global C of O
Initial Deposit of #1m
950,000/monthly
3months Installment plan

3. SANDFIELD COURTS
Immediate Physical Allocation
Along Lekki Free Trade Zone
1km from Dangote Refinery
#3M - per plot
#1.5m half plot
TITLE - Global C of O
Initial Deposit of #1.4m
950,000/per month
3months Installment Plan

4. BROOKSVILLE COURTS
Ibeju-Agbe Town, Ibeju-Lekki
By New International Airport
#2.5m per plot
#1.3m half plot
TITLE - Gazzette
Initial Deposit of #1m
950,000/monthly
3months Installment plan

5. CHERRY WOOD COURTS
Immediate Physical Allocation
Along Lekki Free Trade Zone
1mile from Dangote Refinery
#2m per plot
#1m half plot
TITLE - Global C of O
Initial Deposit of #1m
650,000/month
3months Installment

6. LAGOON COURTS
Immediate Physical Allocation
Ibeju-Agbe Town, Ibeju-Lekki
By New International Airport
#1.5m per plot
#850k half plot
TITLE - Gazzette
Initial Deposit #600k
600,000/ month
3months installment.

7. HAMPTON COURTS
Immediate Physical Allocation
Onosa, Ibeju-Lekki
15mins drive from Ajah
#1.5m per plot
#850k half
TITLE - Gazzette In Process
Initial deposit of #600k
#600,000/ month
3month installment plan

For further enquiries, land inspection, please call ; 08106006415 (Abiola)

EUC HOMES LTD IS OFFERING LANDS FOR SALE AT LOW PRICES TILL AUGUST 31st, 2016. ALL IN IBEJU LEKKI ALONG LEKKI FREE TRADE ZONE (NEW LAGOS). GET A PLOT OF LAND FOR AS LOW AS #1.5M TO #3M.

1. ROCKVILLE COURTS
Immediate Physical Allocation
Along Lekki Free Trade Zone
1km from Dangote Refinery
#3M - per plot
#1.5m half plot
TITLE - Global C of O
Initial Deposit of #1.4m
950,000/per month
3months Installment Plan

2. UPTOWN COURTS
Immediate Physical Allocation
Along Lekki Free Trade Zone
1mile from Dangote Refinery
#2.5m per plot
#1.3m half plot
TITLE - Global C of O
Initial Deposit of #1m
950,000/monthly
3months Installment plan

3. SANDFIELD COURTS
Immediate Physical Allocation
Along Lekki Free Trade Zone
1km from Dangote Refinery
#3M - per plot
#1.5m half plot
TITLE - Global C of O
Initial Deposit of #1.4m
950,000/per month
3months Installment Plan

4. BROOKSVILLE COURTS
Ibeju-Agbe Town, Ibeju-Lekki
By New International Airport
#2.5m per plot
#1.3m half plot
TITLE - Gazette
Initial Deposit of #1m
950,000/monthly
3months Installment plan

5. CHERRY WOOD COURTS
Immediate Physical Allocation
Along Lekki Free Trade Zone
1mile from Dangote Refinery
#2m per plot
#1m half plot
TITLE - Global C of O
Initial Deposit of #1m
650,000/month
3months Installment

6. LAGOON COURTS
Immediate Physical Allocation
Ibeju-Agbe Town, Ibeju-Lekki
By New International Airport
#1.5m per plot
#850k half plot
TITLE - Gazette
Initial Deposit #600k
600,000/ month
3months installment.

7. HAMPTON COURTS
Immediate Physical Allocation
Onosa, Ibeju-Lekki
15mins drive from Ajah
#1.5m per plot
#850k half
TITLE - Gazette In Process
Initial deposit of #600k
#600,000/ month
3month installment plan

For further enquiries, land inspection, please call ; 08106006415 (Abiola)

Niiade:


I haven't heard of a red copy version of a survey plan.

I know after a survey has been done it should be submitted for Red Copy at Surveyor-General's office and a report used to filed the plan is accordingly stamped and recorded showing that a red copy has been submitted.

It's that report that shows if it has been filled. If you want to know if the red copy has been submitted, firstly you ask the surveyor and secondly you demand proof of red copy submission to the surveyor-generals office.

Red Copy means "RECORDED COPY".
Most people just carry around survey papers, but not recorded.
Are you a Surveyor sir?

Hajji M.

MVLOX:
Survey is one of the most underrated jabs in town but one of the most lucrative. I remember doing my IT at a survey company. Mehn I so travelled and learn both on the field and 3 good software programs. And yes survey took me to were I have always wanted to be ''Ecravos''

hi. Could you pls give me your contact? I need your help concerning my IT

HomeOfMe:
What are people who test the quality of land/soil to know if it's suitable enough for building called?

Geotechnician, Geotechnics is a branch of Engineering Geology

HomeOfMe:
What about lands that are swampy? I hear if not properly sandfilled,it's not adviceable to build on them.

Not just sandfilled, else your building will be subjected to settlement which will eventually leads to cracks if lucky and later collapse...

What they do is Stabilization, suitable geomat is applied to such soil, not necessarily cement but that is what most people used or are aware and/or exposed to

stevebent:
hi. Could you pls give me your contact? I need your help concerning my IT

08062254989

MVLOX:


08062254989

thank you

johnca:
A Survey Plan is a document that measures the boundary of a parcel of land. It gives an accurate measurement, description of the piece of land and contains the following information: the name of the owner of the land surveyed, the address or description, the size and the drawn out portion as mapped out on the survey plan document. Other information that a survey plan contain includes: the beacon numbers, the Surveyor who drew up the survey plan and the date it was drawn and a stamp showing that the land is either free from government acquisition or not. So how and why does one chart a survey plan in Lagos?
The major reason why a survey plan is charted is to get what is known as a Land Information. Before a transaction is consummated over a plot of land, it is always advisable to Chart the Survey Plan presented for the land to basically find out whether it falls under government acquisition or not and as well authenticate the claim of ownership to the land. While Charting a Survey Plan can be done by private individuals or organisations, it is also one of the procedures involved in the issuance of Certificates of Occupancy or Governor's Consent to persons who have applied for them at the Lagos State Land Bureau.
The procedure for Charting a Survey Plan starts with obtaining an Application Form for Land Information and Payment Advice from the Accounts Department of the Office of the Surveyor General at No.87 Awolowo Way, Ikeja. For survey plans that carries a single name the fee for charting it is N10, 000 and N1, 000 for development levy, while the fee for one that carries Mr. and Mrs. is N20, 000 and N1, 000 for development levy.
The next step is to go to the designated banks stated on the payment advice, pay and obtain original receipt with teller and then submit them along with the following documents at the front desk office of the Surveyor General's Office: the completed application form for land information and a copy of the survey plan. A file for the application is then opened at this stage.
From the front desk office, the file is sent to the Accounts Department for verification of receipts of charting and endorsement. If cleared, the file is sent to the Records Unit for proper confirmation / screening of red copy. An Officer in the Records Unit scrutinizes the red copy side by side with the applicant's copy. File is then sent to Charting Room to ascertain the status of the property (acquired or free from government acquisition) and execute a composite plan to affirm the authenticity of ownership. The Officer in Charge of Charting does the verification and confirmation of charting and the sends the result (a Land Information Certificate) to the Director of Coordination, Transactions and Records Department for final clearance. At the final stage, the result is sent to the front desk office for filling and a text message is sent to the applicant to come and pick up the Land Information Certificate. On the average, the entire process takes between a month and two to complete.

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johnca:
A Survey Plan is a document that measures the boundary of a parcel of land. It gives an accurate measurement, description of the piece of land and contains the following information: the name of the owner of the land surveyed, the address or description, the size and the drawn out portion as mapped out on the survey plan document. Other information that a survey plan contain includes: the beacon numbers, the Surveyor who drew up the survey plan and the date it was drawn and a stamp showing that the land is either free from government acquisition or not. So how and why does one chart a survey plan in Lagos?
The major reason why a survey plan is charted is to get what is known as a Land Information. Before a transaction is consummated over a plot of land, it is always advisable to Chart the Survey Plan presented for the land to basically find out whether it falls under government acquisition or not and as well authenticate the claim of ownership to the land. While Charting a Survey Plan can be done by private individuals or organisations, it is also one of the procedures involved in the issuance of Certificates of Occupancy or Governor's Consent to persons who have applied for them at the Lagos State Land Bureau.
The procedure for Charting a Survey Plan starts with obtaining an Application Form for Land Information and Payment Advice from the Accounts Department of the Office of the Surveyor General at No.87 Awolowo Way, Ikeja. For survey plans that carries a single name the fee for charting it is N10, 000 and N1, 000 for development levy, while the fee for one that carries Mr. and Mrs. is N20, 000 and N1, 000 for development levy.
The next step is to go to the designated banks stated on the payment advice, pay and obtain original receipt with teller and then submit them along with the following documents at the front desk office of the Surveyor General's Office: the completed application form for land information and a copy of the survey plan. A file for the application is then opened at this stage.
From the front desk office, the file is sent to the Accounts Department for verification of receipts of charting and endorsement. If cleared, the file is sent to the Records Unit for proper confirmation / screening of red copy. An Officer in the Records Unit scrutinizes the red copy side by side with the applicant's copy. File is then sent to Charting Room to ascertain the status of the property (acquired or free from government acquisition) and execute a composite plan to affirm the authenticity of ownership. The Officer in Charge of Charting does the verification and confirmation of charting and the sends the result (a Land Information Certificate) to the Director of Coordination, Transactions and Records Department for final clearance. At the final stage, the result is sent to the front desk office for filling and a text message is sent to the applicant to come and pick up the Land Information Certificate. On the average, the entire process takes between a month and two to complete.

The poster must be a surveyor, can you help a learning surveyor in achieving dream. Thanks

olaboy1:
Oh goodness what a country, even a brain surgery doesn't take this bogus process. We will continue to remain backward as long as we put all the time and energy in what should take 5 mins to look up online. This is total bull shit and waste of time and resources just to check who owns a piece of land.
How did we get here wasting months on this shit when we should be building space ship with that time

Ahmed pls let me know how much survey cost for that axis o. I get land for Agbowa also. They said its gonna cost me like 100k survey and 50k documentation.

bros, I feel you oh. Nigeria is a place where normal processes are shrouded in secrecy to the point of empowering peddlers, agents and frauds. why do you think there a lot of touts at the airports, licencing offices, immigration, embassies etc....
We need to change the orientation of this country and the way government does business. I pity customer service officers in banks that have to explain the same process over and over to hundreds of people on a daily basis just because they aren't ready to package ethereal information and alow people decide where they will go and how they will go about it.

HomeOfMe:
What about lands that are swampy? I hear if not properly sandfilled,it's not adviceable to build on them.

In a swampy area, it is not the sandfilled that the structure will rest on, rather such foundation is going to be raft or pile depending on how bad the soil is, hope u get me but u may not understand wat I mean by raft or pile cos it's Engineering jargon.

congi:

You never sell this land? I smell scam....

what do you mean by scam?

Am interested.
Any proofs?

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For your soil tests ; contact me, Engr. Ezekiel@ 08060244464.....We deliver in all types of soil tests

@johnca does it mean if the land passes land bureau it will have a stamp stating it is free from govt acquisition?

mrcas:
@johnca does it mean if the land passes land bureau it will have a stamp stating it is free from govt acquisition?

I thought the survey plan is to state if it is free from govt. acquisition sir?

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@johnca but a land can jst be survey without a stamp to prove its free frm govt acquisition. maybe unregistered surveyors claiming

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Please I want to ask a question pardon my grammar...
If someone rebuys a land and d land is being surveyed by a surveryor who's suppose to hold the original copy of d survey plan?
Someone bought a land dat has been sold before but the surveyor is saying the original survey plan is supposed to be with the govt .
Please let the professionals in the house enlighten me.

I think some people still need to read this