The specific process of handling forest right certificate is still relatively complicated. First of all, the owner of forest right should apply. I assume that you are in the countryside, and the department that helps you to handle the forest right certificate is the forestry workstation at the township level. You need to provide the certification documents of the local village Committee (such as the forest contract signed between the village and you), identification materials, and fill in relevant application forms. After the acceptance of the forestry station, the staff of the forestry station and the village ranger will be sent to conduct on-the-spot investigation to determine the tree species, area and drawings. After that, the staff of the forestry station reported the application materials and investigation materials to the Municipal Forestry Bureau for review, and finally the forest right office of the Municipal Forestry Bureau made the certificate. After the system is completed, it will be sent to the forestry station, and the forestry station will inform you to get the certificate (generally, the village cadres will be informed to collect it on their behalf). For details, please consult the rangers of local village committees and the staff of local forestry workstations. The following are the relevant legal provisions, I hope to help you.

Requirements for applying for forest right certificate according to law:

(1) There is no dispute about the ownership of forests, trees and woodlands;

(2) The boundary is clear, the signs are obvious, and there is a boundary agreement or handover book with the neighboring units;

(3) registration documents and drawings with the area and four boundaries consistent with the field;

(4) Relevant charts and materials are complete;

The forest right holder shall apply for registration in accordance with the provisions of the Forest Law and its implementing regulations, and submit the following documents:

(1) forest right registration application form;

(2) Personal identity certificate, qualification certificate of legal person or other organization, identity certificate of legal representative or person in charge, identity certificate of legal agent or entrusted agent, and power of attorney stating the entrusted matters and authorization;

(three) the certificate of ownership of forests, trees and woodlands for registration;

(4) Other relevant documents required by the competent forestry authorities of the people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government.