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There is no risk in handing a copy of the real estate certificate to others. Any other unit or individual should produce the original real estate certificate when handling matters, because the copy is useless. Even if the case is handled or involved in other events, if there is a copy of the real estate certificate in the material, it must be signed and stamped by the reviewer. If there is a problem with the copy, the reviewer is responsible. Is the copy of the real estate certificate legally valid?

A copy of the real estate certificate has certain legal effect. In the process of handling housing activities, the owner should provide a copy of the real estate certificate to the relevant department, but it can only be used as a basis for the original and does not have the legal effect of the original real estate certificate. During the trial, a copy of the real estate certificate can be used as legal evidence. What is the use of a copy of the real estate certificate?

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1. Apply for residence permit; use real estate certificate and mortgage loan;
2. When renting a house, a copy of the property certificate is required;
3. When handling house transactions and transfer procedures, a copy of the real estate certificate should be submitted;
4. When applying for a mortgage or loan, a copy of the property certificate should be submitted;
5. It must be notarized before marriage and a copy of the real estate certificate is required.

Legal basis: Article 65 of the "Civil Procedure Evidence Rules" The judges may review and determine a single piece of evidence from the following aspects:
(1) Whether the evidence is original and original, and whether the copies and reproductions are consistent with the original and original;
(2) Whether the evidence is relevant to the facts of the case;
(3) Whether the form and source of evidence comply with legal requirements;

(4) Whether the content of the evidence is true; (5) Whether the witness or the person providing the evidence has an interest in the party concerned.

The legal knowledge in this article does not represent legal advice. If you encounter similar problems, you should analyze them in detail. If you want to know more about this, you can consult the demolition compensation lawyers of Yingting Law Group for one-on-one online consultation.