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Requesting a nota simple in La Oliva

La Oliva has a single Registro de la Propiedad (Land Registry), but it is named after Corralejo rather than La Oliva. This can cause confusion when selecting the registry for a nota simple request.

Competent registries

  • Registro de la Propiedad de Corralejo

Properties here are registered in the registry named “Corralejo”.

Source: public API of the Spanish Registrars' e-office, checked September 24, 2026.

Why the registry name matters

A request for a La Oliva property must be sent to the competent registry. Selecting another registry means the request will be rejected, even if the property details are otherwise correct.

We identify the correct registry before submitting the request, so you do not need to work this out from the registry name yourself.

Details to provide for a La Oliva property

Provide one of the following so the property can be identified accurately:

  • The exact property address, including the street number.
  • The 20-character cadastral reference shown on the IBI bill or the deed.

Frequently asked questions

Why does the registry for La Oliva say Corralejo?

The single registry covering properties in La Oliva municipality is named after Corralejo rather than La Oliva. The different name does not mean you should select a registry elsewhere.

Can I request a nota simple in La Oliva using my IBI bill?

Yes, if the IBI bill shows the full 20-character cadastral reference. We can use that reference to identify the property and confirm the competent registry before submitting the request.

Order your La Oliva nota simple

Provide the exact address or cadastral reference to order the nota simple for your La Oliva property.

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