ANCFCC — Property certificate online: practical guide
Guidance service for ordering and verifying a land ownership certificate.
- Organization
- ANCFCC
- Category
- Land and cadastre
- Profiles
- Citizens, Moroccans abroad, SMEs
- Data verified
- 2026-07-24
Quick answer. ANCFCC provides online functions related to the property certificate, but it is important not to confuse this document with a cadastral plan or the real-estate price reference. Each service answers a different need.
Property certificate, cadastral plan or price reference?
The property certificate is used to obtain information attesting to the legal situation recorded for a registered property. A cadastral plan is a cartographic document, while the common price reference provides administrative reference values by zone and property category. If you need a map or a reference value rather than a certificate, use the corresponding ANCFCC service instead of ordering the wrong document.
The three practical actions offered by ANCFCC
The ANCFCC online environment distinguishes between ordering or requesting certain documents, following the request, and verifying an issued electronic document. The exact screens can evolve, but the principle remains: identify the product first, enter the land references carefully, then keep the request or document reference.
Before ordering
- confirm the exact land title or property reference;
- check that the certificate is the document actually requested by the bank, notary, administration or other recipient;
- enter names and references exactly as they appear in the land records;
- review the amount and service selected before payment;
- keep the generated receipt and document reference.
When should the “Verify” function be used?
Use verification when you already have an electronic ANCFCC document and need to confirm its authenticity or validity through the official service. Verification is different from placing a new order and can be useful for a document received from a third party.
If the references do not match
Do not repeatedly create new requests with guessed numbers. Compare the information with the land title, deed or previous ANCFCC document and contact the competent service if necessary. A spelling difference or incorrect title number can prevent the request from matching the property concerned.
Official sources checked on 8 September 2026
Key point: identify the exact document you need before paying: certificate, cadastral plan and reference value are three different services.