A Nor Sor 3 Khor is one of the many title deeds used in Thailand to exhibit the various degrees of ownership and possession of an individual over a parcel of land. Otherwise known as a Confirmed Certificate of Use, this document is similar to another form of title deed known as Nor Sor 3 Gor which confers upon an individual the right to possess a parcel of land without actually possessing the same. The difference lies in the fulfillment of certain requirements. A Nor Sor 3 Khor signifies that the individual to whom such is issued has met all the requirements for the issuance of a title deed but such deed has not yet been issued. It is to be used by an individual during this interim making him or her entitled to all the rights associated with possession. Another important point of divergence of a Nor Sor 3 Khor is that it deals with land not yet mapped through an aerial survey. However, land boundaries and other measurements have been probably made by the Land Office. An owner of a parcel of land covered by such a document may petition the Land Office to later on convert his possession into full ownership.