Property certificate (CNR)
Who owns a property, what share and its legal status. With QR verification code.
What's included
- ✓ Official CNR extract certificate
- ✓ Guided reading: we explain what it says
Your real alternative isn't the official fee: it's a consular appointment weeks away, a lost workday, or a law firm. Here it gets done without leaving home.
What you're paying for
Official fee: $8.86 per property. An official express lane exists (+$28.25).
Can I do it myself? ▸
Most people who hire us can't use the State channel for one of these reasons: expired DUI (no one can renew it for you — it's biometric), no active Digital Identity, a U.S. card the system rejects, or a name mismatch in the registry.
If none of that applies to you: Official fee $8.86 at e.cnr.gob.sv if you have an account and the number.
What you can do with an expired DUI
See the full official 2026 fee schedule →
We tell you all this because we'd rather you hire us knowing, not blind.
Turnaround: 3–7 business days
Official information about this procedure ▸
- Institution:
- CNR — Property Registry
- Official fee:
- $8.86 per property
- Official term:
- business days; an official express lane exists
- Modality:
- registry certificate available electronically
- Third party?:
- a third party may request it
Our four guarantees
- Delivery: if we don't deliver, we refund 100% of our service fee.
- Accuracy: if the error is ours, we redo it in full, official fees included.
- No silence: if your order goes 2 business days without progress, we write to you — you never have to chase us.
- Honesty: we tell you how to do it yourself, and if something can't be done, we say so before charging.