How to Get a Certificate of Property Ownership or Non-Ownership Online

Whether you're applying for state housing benefits, getting in line for public housing, requesting a mortgage, seeking subsidies, or dealing with legal disputes — in all these situations in Kazakhstan, you’ll need a certificate confirming whether or not you own real estate. This official document is issued in Form 6 (F-6) and confirms if a specific individual has any registered immovable property.

Today, there’s no need to visit a government office to obtain this certificate — it can be requested online in just a few minutes. Here are the most convenient ways to do it.

Via Egov.kz

The electronic government portal provides access to property ownership data. You can request the service through the Egov.kz website or the eGov Mobile app.

To request the certificate via the Egov.kz portal, follow these steps:

1. 1. Log in with your credentials.
2. 2. Go to the "Real Estate" section.
3. 3. Select “F-6 Certificate”.
4. 4. Indicate the person for whom the certificate is requested (click “Get Service”).
5. 5. Digitally sign the request.

You’ll find the ready document in your personal account.

If you're using the mobile app, go to “Services”, then tap on “Real Estate and Housing Services”.

• The data is pulled from the national real estate registry.
• The certificate is free of charge.

Note: Third parties can also request this information — but only with the consent of the person whose data is being accessed. This consent can be given via the individual’s personal account or by replying to an SMS sent by the portal.

Certificates are usually issued within 20 minutes, available in Kazakh and Russian, and can be downloaded in PDF format for printing.

Via the bcc.kz App

For a faster and more convenient experience, you can request the F-6 certificate through the bcc.kz mobile app from Bank CenterCredit, which integrates eGov services:

1. 1. Tap “Services” on the bottom menu.
2. 2. Go to “Government Services” .
3. 3. Open the “Certificates” tab and select Form 6 (F-6).

The certificate will be provided in digital format, and you can print it if needed. The entire process takes only a couple of minutes and can be done from anywhere — even from home.

If online access is not available, you can still obtain the certificate the traditional way — by visiting the Public Service Center (ЦОН).
You’ll need an ID and digital signature (EDS). The staff will help you receive the document quickly. 

This article has been translated from its original language using neural network-based translation technology.