In January 2025, Ms. Nga's family applied for land use conversion, but the district branch of the Land Registration Office refused to approve it, citing the reason that the plot did not meet the requirements for subdivision because the frontage was not 10 meters wide enough to be divided into two plots as per regulations. They were required to convert the entire 350 m² area (plot dimensions: 8.92 m x 39.90 m). Ms. Nga's family's economic situation is insufficient to carry out the conversion of the entire plot. Ms. Nga asks if the Land Registration Office's guidance is correct and how her family can build a house without violating the law. The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment responds to this issue as follows: The content of your complaint is a specific matter falling under the jurisdiction of the local authorities and requires consideration and resolution based on archived records and specific regulations issued by the local authorities to implement the Land Law; therefore, the Ministry has no basis to respond. The Ministry would like to state some principles as follows: Current land law specifically regulates land parcel division and consolidation in Article 220 of the Land Law. Clause 4 of Article 220 of the 2024 Land Law stipulates that "The People's Committee of the province shall, based on the provisions of Clauses 1, 2 and 3 of this Article, other relevant laws and local customs and practices, specify the conditions and minimum area for land parcel division and consolidation for each type of land." Currently, the People's Committee of Ho Chi Minh City... Hanoi has Decision No. 61/2024/QD-UBND dated September 27, 2024, regulating the conditions for land parcel division and consolidation. Therefore, you should research and contact the competent authority for implementation or submit a request to the Hanoi People's Committee or the Department of Agriculture and Environment for clarification.