What is included in a Certificate of Registration?

A Certificate of Registration typically includes the name and address of the property owner as it serves to officially document the ownership details related to a specific property. This information is crucial for identifying the responsible party for the property in case of any legal or municipal matters. The inclusion of this data helps municipalities maintain accurate records for property management and accountability.

The other options, while related to property management, do not generally form part of a Certificate of Registration. Proof of insurance is often required but is handled separately and not listed in the certificate itself. The number of tenants can be important for occupancy regulation, but this detail is not standard in registration documentation. Similarly, lease agreements are private contracts between landlords and tenants and are not usually part of public registration documents. The focus of the Certificate of Registration is primarily on ownership identification.