Matrikkelutdrag

Matrikkelutdrag is an extract from the Matrikkelen, the Norwegian cadastral registry. The Matrikkel is the official register of real properties in Norway, maintained by Kartverket (the Norwegian Mapping Authority) and by municipal surveying offices. A Matrikkelutdrag provides a current, officially registered snapshot of data for a property or for a building unit within a property.

The extract lists key identifying information and characteristics of the property. This includes the property's unique identifiers: the gårdsnummer and bruksnummer, and, if applicable, a seksjonsnummer for units inside a building. It also records the official address, the area (areal), and the registered formål or land use. In addition, the Matrikkelutdrag may note ownership details and any changes in status since the last update, such as subdivision or consolidation of units.

Matrikkelutdrag is commonly used in connection with property transactions, financing, and planning processes to verify what is officially registered about the property. It serves as a source of verified cadastral data when assessing a property’s legal and physical status.

Access and processing: Matrikkelutdrag is issued by Kartverket or the municipal surveying office. It can be ordered online through Kartverket’s services or via the local authority, often for a small fee. The extract is dated and reflects the state of Matrikkelen at the time of issue.

Relation to other registries: For legally binding rights such as mortgages or easements, information is typically found in other records such as grunnboksutdrag from the Grunnboken. The Matrikkelutdrag complements these documents by providing cadastral identification and register-wide details.