A Nor Sor 3 is another kind of Land Title used in Thailand. This deed is similar to that of a Nor Sor 3 Khor except that this document does not evince ownership over the property covered. What it does confer is mere use of the land issued and maintained by the District Land Office. It does not grant or confer possessory title in favor of a holder. Any individual holding such a document has the legal right to possess the land covered and can even rely on the legal efficacy of such a document. This kind of title has often been referred to as a floating map since it does not exhibit any parcel points to be used for a specific plot of land nor is it connected to any adjoining land plot. More often than not, the boundaries found in the document are recorded using the boundaries of neighboring plots. Such lack of specific measurements has resulted in problems concerning the proper allocation and determination of the land’s metes and bounds. As such, it is required by law that any change in ownership of the land involved must be publicized for thirty days prior to registration in the Land Office.