This thesis examines the Implementation of the Complete Systematic Land Registration
Program (PTSL) in the Context of Providing Free Land Certificates in Sleman
Regency. The life of living things is always related to the soil, especially humans. For
this reason, there is a need for legal certainty regarding the land owned. The
government has implemented a Complete Systematic Land Registration program as a
form of state concern for the community in order to obtain rights to the land they
control. This legal writing uses Empirical Legal Research which focuses on the latest
social facts, interviews were conducted directly with sources and respondents to obtain
primary data and secondary data collection consisting of Primary Law and Secondary
Law. From the data analysis using the inductive method, it can be concluded that so
far the Complete Systematic Land Registration program has been in accordance with
the land registration process. However, there are still obstacles, namely the Covid-19
pandemic and the change of village heads.