What should I do if my house registration is lost or damaged?

What should I do if my house registration is lost?



If my house registration is lost or damaged, the first thing to do is prepare the required documents. The homeowner can apply for a new house registration book with the local registrar in the area where the house is located without having to file a police report. They will need only their national ID card as proof of ownership.

If the homeowner is unable to travel in person, they can authorize someone else to submit the application on their behalf. Additional documents are required:

Power of Attorney

The homeowner's national ID card

The replacement registration fee is 20 baht per copy.

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What should I do if my house registration is lost but there is no homeowner?


In the case of a lost or damaged house registration book, but there is no homeowner due to the deceased homeowner, the homeowner can apply for a new house registration book on their behalf. They will need only their national ID card.

If the homeowner has not yet transferred ownership or has no homeowner, the homeowner must submit the ownership document and their national ID card to apply for a new house registration book. However, if the homeowner is not of legal age, Bring your guardian to file the application with supporting documents to confirm ownership.

If the transfer has not yet been made or there is no homeowner, the person with ownership in the house can file the application by submitting the supporting documents. However, if the owner is not yet of legal age, bring your guardian to file the application with supporting documents to confirm ownership.

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Lost house registration: There is a homeowner but you cannot contact him/her. What should you do?


According to the regulations for applying for a new house registration, if the house still has a homeowner, the application must be made by the homeowner. However, if you cannot contact the homeowner, you should consult with the district office or sub-district office where you will file the application.

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Lost house registration: Where can I report a lost or damaged house registration?

Where can I apply for a new house registration book? This depends on the district office where the house is located, as it must be requested from the original issuing district. Here are some ways to apply:

In Bangkok, you can apply for a new house registration book at the district office where the homeowner is listed on the house registration.

In other provinces, you can apply at District Office, where the homeowner is listed on the house registration.

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Is a lost house registration not necessary?

From the information above, it can be seen that a lost house registration is not required. Similarly, these documents, once lost, do not require a police report. A new registration can be made immediately upon realizing it is lost. These documents include:

House Registration: The homeowner or their authorized representative can apply for a new house registration at the district office or sub-district office.
National ID Card: The owner of the lost ID card can bring the original house registration to apply for a new one at the district office or sub-district office.
Vehicle License: Bring the vehicle registration booklet to the Department of Land Transport officials to process the new license plate.
Driver's License: Bring your national ID card to apply for a new license at the Department of Land Transport or a sub-district office. No need to retake the driving test; just take a new driver's license photo.
Taxpayer ID Card: Bring your national ID card and house registration to apply for a new taxpayer ID card at your local Revenue Department office.

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Source of this article: DD Property