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The Azerbaijani State Property Committee plans to automate the process of mortgage deal registration, cancellation and recognition of rights, the State Committee said on Friday, Trend news agency reported.

The committee's proposals on transferring these services to e-format were submitted to the State Agency for Public Services and Social Innovation.

As of 2012, the State Committee carried out a number of activities according to the national plan for open government development and the national action plan on combating corruption approved by the president on September 5, 2012.

The plans, covering 2012-2015, aim at ensuring the continuity of measures in combating corruption and governance, increasing transparency in the activity of public bodies, management in accordance with modern standards and supporting the principles of open government.

The State Committee approved the work plan for 2013 to implement the national plan.
At present, according to the plan, appeals and complaints are registered by using an automated electronic document system and e-mail [email protected].

The amendments to the law on the state real estate registry were prepared to implement the National Action Plan to combat corruption for 2012-2015. The amendments envisage reducing the period for extracts in connection with the registration of rights to real estate (except for initial registration) from 20 to seven working days, extracts from the state register in connection with the limitation of property rights from five days to one reducing the number of property units from 15 to 10.

The electronic queue system was introduced for the convenience of citizens. A preliminary agreement on the automated online payment integration with KapitalBank was reached to pay fees and state fees.

Currently, the certificates on restrictions and appeals on property registration returned from the secondary market are issued in electronic form.

According to the committee, the process of using e-services began on May 1, 2012. As of January 1, 2013, the number of appeals to the state committee in electronic format has reached 1560.