Uniform requirements for maintaining address registers will be established in Armenia

ArmInfo. Uniform requirements for maintaining the address registry will be established in Armenia. At its November 12 meeting, the RA government approved amendments to the law "On State Registration of Property Rights," which will be submitted to the RA National Assembly for consideration in accordance with established procedures.

According to Suren Tovmasyan, Head of the Cadastre Committee, the initiative aims to unify the collection, storage, modification, and provision of address data for all state information systems. According to the draft law, the real estate address registration system will undergo several changes. Specifically, each property will be assigned a unique address identifier, which cannot be reused for other properties. The registry will also strictly record the structural elements of the address, the legal basis for its assignment, its exact location, and its current status.

Records in the database will be divided into active and archived. When streets are renamed or addresses are changed, old data will not be deleted, allowing for a complete history of changes to be tracked. All data entry and correction actions will be logged. Data exchange with other government agencies will be transferred to standardized web services.