To change a user on Ardhisasa, you can:
Log in to Ardhisasa at https://ardhisasa.lands.go.ke/account/login using your username and password
Click on the "Change of Use" application under the "Development Control" section
Select the type of change of use
Enter the details of the application, including the current and proposed land use, the land's status, and the DC-17 form reference number
Attach the required documents
Verify the application details
Click the "Submit" button
The property owner will receive an OTP code via SMS or email
The owner will need to verify the application by entering the OTP code
Click "Close" in the pop-up box
Click the "Submit Request" button in the top right corner
Confirm that you want to submit the request
Click "Yes" in the pop-up notification
Click "Close" in the pop-up notification
The required documents for a change of use application vary depending on the type of change of use. Some common documents include a site plan, a survey plan, and a letter from the planning authority.
The process of changing a user can be long and tedious, so it's important to engage professionals.
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