Permission to purchase

WAZ-24-7



Joined: 18/10/2008
Posts: 252


Message Posted:
20/10/2008 20:00

Anyone got some feedback about current time scales to get a PTP.

elko2



Joined: 24/07/2007
Posts: 591


Message Posted:
20/10/2008 20:23

The simple answer is chaotic, no queue. Whoever shouts most gets it sorted out earlier.

ismet

neil27


Joined: 16/07/2008
Posts: 55


Message Posted:
21/10/2008 08:37

But who do you shout at?

throstle


Joined: 26/05/2008
Posts: 23


Message Posted:
21/10/2008 08:54

Just received ours, after 2 years

So got PtP but no villa just foundations

Throstle4eva

elko2



Joined: 24/07/2007
Posts: 591


Message Posted:
21/10/2008 10:18

Neil,

You should shout at the office where they deal with these applications. When you complain about the delay, they are likely to tell you that it is due to your lawyer not showing sufficient interest in your application. I know it makes no sense but as lonwith g as we have gullible people who will believe anything, they will keep playing this game.



Once the application is lodged with the office there is nothing that a lawyer can do within his/her duties. It is not the lawyer's duty to pester the office with enquiries, they have better things to do.

ismet

McSteviet



Joined: 11/05/2007
Posts: 789


Message Posted:
21/10/2008 10:35

Malcolm,



How loud did you have to scream to get your PTP?



MC

kibrissibel


Joined: 18/02/2008
Posts: 197


Message Posted:
21/10/2008 14:48

You can contact the PTP at the interior ministry yourself on 0392 611 1143/1127 or go and visit the office in Nicosia. It is the same building where you apply for residency permission, but you'll need to get your PTP application number to give them.



Sibel

palace


Joined: 07/07/2008
Posts: 27


Message Posted:
21/10/2008 17:33

Do you know whether you can chase them up via e-mail and if so what the address would be ?



Thanks



Stuart

Groucho



Joined: 26/04/2008
Posts: 2369


Message Posted:
21/10/2008 17:39

We've got it somewhere I'll get her indoors to post it... she's watching some engrossing Tele just now....

cooper



Joined: 23/10/2007
Posts: 595


Message Posted:
21/10/2008 17:44

This is the email address you need to contact - Tugce Volkan

E-mail Address(es):

tugci@hotmail.com



Cooper

palace


Joined: 07/07/2008
Posts: 27


Message Posted:
21/10/2008 18:55

Many thanks..

fire starter


Joined: 19/06/2008
Posts: 1379


Message Posted:
22/10/2008 10:41

elko2

i am suprised at you. shout?

please don't shout at the nice lady in the office! its usually the army who they are waiting for. i know that sounds like a fob off, but its the truth.

just be persistant. ours took 18 months.

Nunu1


Joined: 31/03/2008
Posts: 399


Message Posted:
22/10/2008 19:05

Cooper, that is not the correct contact for PTP. I emailed that person months ago and they said I need to go to another address department.



I will post this detail if I can find it in my archives.



nunu

paul90


Joined: 07/11/2007
Posts: 248


Message Posted:
22/10/2008 19:07

I think the contact is: info@trncproperty.eu

Correct me if I am wrong.

cooper



Joined: 23/10/2007
Posts: 595


Message Posted:
22/10/2008 19:19

Nanu 1, the email address i have given is for Tugce volkan who works in the property information office,TRNC Prime Ministry and she was the person i contacted about my PTP. She was very helpful and said i could telephone the number given above or email her and she will check the current status for me.



Cooper

come_on_aylin


Joined: 14/06/2008
Posts: 237


Message Posted:
22/10/2008 19:28

Paul90,



the email address you give is correct but it's likely that a reply will be sent by Tugce Volkan. That's what happened in our case.

WAZ-24-7



Joined: 18/10/2008
Posts: 252


Message Posted:
26/10/2008

Does anyone have any experience of atitudes of TRNC to a UK Police caution on the Basic disclosure document that needs to be presented in order to get a PTP

PtePike



Joined: 20/05/2008
Posts: 2345


Message Posted:
26/10/2008 10:44

Waz,



I think it may depend on the level of offence. For example a caution for drugs possession may be viewed differently from a minor public order issue, although neither were prosecuted.