Can I still do a perimeter deed for a subdivided area, with
Yes, with all of the UPI numbers set forth, and with the direction as to
whether or not the conveyance is intended to cause an amalgamation of the lots. For
example, an owner may convey a development to a successor developer by means
of a perimeter description for the entire original tract, “Less However” the lots
already conveyed out of the development, so long as all of the UPI numbers are set
forth and the deed clearly states whether or not it is intended to cause an
amalgamation of the lots.

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1. What is a UPI number?
2. What does a UPI number look like?
3. Who assigns UPI numbers?
4. Why must I have my UPI number certified?
5. Where do I get a UPI number certified?
6. How quickly will UPI certifications be made?
7. Can the UPI certification process be set up in the Recorder of
8. How will Mailed Instruments be handled?
9. Does the bar code included in the certification sticker set forth
10. What do I do if multiple UPI numbers apply to my document?
11. Space for UPI Certifications.
12. Is there a cap on fees when a document relates to multiple UPI
13. Can I still do a perimeter deed for a subdivided area?
14. Can I still do a perimeter deed for a subdivided area, with
15. What UPI number is to be placed on a document when a lot
16. What UPI numbers are to be placed on a document when a lot
17. Who is responsible if the UPI number is incorrect?
18. Single check – can the fee for the UPI number be included in
19. PROCESS OF DEED CERTIFICATION:
20. PROCESS OF PLAN CERTIFICATION: