The VNeID app, version 2.2.4, now includes an enhanced feature that allows users to provide land use rights certificate information (red book) to government agencies.
This update enables citizens to submit their red book via the VNeID app instead of physically handing over photocopies to neighborhood leaders, as previously required.
To submit your red book through the VNeID app, follow these simple steps:
Step 1: Log in to the VNeID app version 2.2 using your Level 2 identity verification.
Step 2: Select “Other Services” from the app’s main interface.
Step 3: Access the “Provide Information to Government Agencies” section.
Step 4: Click on “Create New” and select “Land Use Rights Certificate” as the information type.
Step 5: Fill in the required details. The declarant’s information, including name and personal identification number, will be auto-filled from your VNeID account. If declaring on behalf of someone else, enter the name of the red book holder and the reason for proxy declaration.
Mandatory fields include the certificate number and the land address as stated on the red book.
Upload the red book document in PDF, PNG, or JPG format.
Step 6: Confirm the accuracy of the information and submit your request. The details will be forwarded to the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment.
The “Enriching and Cleaning the National Land Database” campaign is a 90-day nationwide initiative running from September to November. Its goal is to ensure land data is accurate, complete, clean, and up-to-date, seamlessly integrated with the national population database for transparent management and improved citizen services.
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