The urbanism certificate is the public information document issued by local public authorities, through which the applicant, whether individual or legal entity, is made aware of the elements characterizing the legal, economic, and technical regime of a property, established by existing records and urban planning and territorial development documentation.
The procedure mentions the necessary documents for issuing the urbanism certificate:

1. According to the provisions of art. 6, paragraphs 1 and 4 of Law 50/1991, with subsequent amendments and additions, the urbanism certificate is an information document regarding the legal, economic, and technical regime of the property, as well as the specific urban planning requirements of the location, determined in accordance with the provisions of approved and endorsed urban planning documentation, a document issued upon request to any applicant - individual or legal entity.

2. According to the Law, the urbanism certificate does not substitute a construction/demolition permit and does not grant the right to carry out construction works.

The certificate is issued based on the application submitted by the applicant according to the standardized form model F.1, in which the purpose and elements for identifying the property (address, land register number, cadastral number) are specified.