Register a parcel of sky — The Sky Bureau

THE SKY BUREAU · APPLICATION TO REGISTER A PARCEL

The sky belongs to everyone. The Bureau parcelled it out and keeps a register of who holds which place, and why.

Entry of a parcel of sky in the register

The Bureau will register the surveyed parcel to the holder you name. Fill in the sheet — the name of the parcel, whose sky it is and why. The dedication is the heart of the document — it is what delivers the sky.

Above this place there is one parcel, and it is held in one name.
A few minutes after payment, the certificate of title and the gift envelope with the ceremony code arrive by e-mail; you print both at home.
The recipient opens the ceremony on a phone with the code from the envelope.

Hexagon 8abe0e35c54ffff · 33.8566° S, 151.2167° E

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Small preview of a Sky Bureau certificate of title — an official A4 sheet with seal, case number and QR code. — CERTIFICATE OF TITLEEvery form ends with this: a certificate of title with seal, case number and a QR code to the public register.A specimen file. Yours will bear your name, your parcel and your dedication.

Name of the parcel

What the parcel is to be called on the certificate of title.

Holder — whose sky it is

The holder's name forms part of the public extract in the register. A first name or an alias is enough — the Bureau does not require a full name.

Registered by — who is entering the parcel

One name — the Bureau records a single giver. If the gift is from two of you, name the one who will hand it over.

Do not disclose the holder in the public register.

The full name stays on the certificate of title. In the register, on the map and on the globe the parcel will be kept without a name — in its place the Bureau states “Holder not disclosed — at their own request.” The parcel name, its location and the case number remain public.

Form of entry

Basic Entry€12The parcel, the entry in the register, the official notice, the reveal and the certificate of title. Everything the Bureau is obliged to issue under the law of the skies. The name of the parcel is assigned by the Bureau on its own authority (“The sky above …”).A Basic entry would rename the parcel to “The sky above the Sydney Opera House” and the date of entry would be today.Standard EntryRecommended by the Bureau€19Everything in the Basic Entry, and further: you name the parcel yourself (the Bureau records the name without comment, even if it does not care for it) and you choose the date of entry — the day it all began, perhaps. The Bureau registers it as of that date; the calendar will accommodate.

What the entry includes

Entry of the parcel in the register of the skies under its own case number
A Decision on Allotment — by e-mail, by return
A gift link with the reveal: the recipient unseals the file themselves
A certificate of title (PDF) with the official seal and a QR code
A summons to print — for handing the sky over in person
A public extract in the Public Register of the Sky
The Celestial Viewfinder: the parcel found in the real sky overhead
You name the parcel yourself — the Bureau records it without comment
You choose the date of entry — the day it all began, for instance

Premium Entry — Gold Edition€39Everything in the Standard Entry, executed as a grand gesture deserves: a gold seal and stamp printed on a ceremonial certificate of title, a premium reveal (the Bureau unseals the file with full pomp) and a gold badge on the entry in the public register. For proposals, round anniversaries and the moments when “the basic one will do” simply will not do.

The sky is the same size in every form — one hexagon. Only the ceremony of the entry differs. Every form is issued ELECTRONICALLY: the certificate of title and the summons both arrive as PDFs for you to print at home. The Bureau posts nothing.

Prices are final. Every package includes the dedication.

Reason for entry in the register

A personal line for the recipient — why this sky in particular. This is what they will read.

Characters left: 200

Not sure how to begin? Pick a starter:

Date of entry

As of which day shall the Bureau register it? An anniversary, a first date, a birth — or the day you hand the gift over. The Bureau does not enquire, the Bureau registers. A year ahead at the most.

Language of the ceremonial issue

The language in which the Bureau will address the recipient: the ceremony, the certificate of title and the summons for handover. Your own confirmation and receipts stay in the language you are ordering in.

Handover

I will hand it over myselfThe Bureau issues a summons for handover to print. You deliver the consignment in person — the recipient scans the official code and the sky opens.The Bureau delivers it by e-mailThe Bureau despatches the consignment itself to the recipient's address. Useful when you are apart — or when it has to arrive at exactly the right moment.

Buyer’s e-mail

The Decision on Allotment with the gift link arrives here. We never publish it.

Notices from the Bureau

I do not wish to receive notices from the Bureau about new editions and seasonal allotments.

Leave the box empty and the Bureau will write to this address now and then — a few times a year at most — about new editions and seasonal allotments. One click in any such message ends it. It has no bearing on your order: the Decision on Allotment, the gift link and the consignment are delivered either way.

SUMMARY BEFORE PAYMENT

This is what the Bureau will register and what you will pay. Anything above can be corrected up to the moment of payment.

Everything arrives by e-mail within minutes. The Bureau posts nothing.

Parcel	— not filled in yet
Holder	— not filled in yet
Form	Standard Entry
Dedication	— not filled in yet
Date of entry	21 September 2026
Handover	I will hand it over myself
Total (final price)	€19

Total: €19

Holding a voucher for an allotment? It was issued ex officio. Nothing to pay — it is redeemed at collection, not at the till. Redeem a voucher at collection →

The Sky Bureau is a fictional institution. The entry is a gift gesture and confers no legal claim to the sky.

NOTICE BEFORE PAYMENT

The Bureau is fictional. The seller, the payment and the deadlines are not.

Seller: Tereza Koumarová, Business ID (IČO) 29874050, registered office at Andělova 825, 588 13 Polná, Czech Republic, entered in the Czech trade licensing register.
Payment: Payment is taken by the Stripe payment gateway. The Bureau never sees, processes or stores your card details.
Refund: Within 14 days of payment a note to the filing office is enough and the Bureau returns the full price. No reason given, no forms — even if the gift link or the certificate of title has already been used.
After payment: The Bureau issues the Decision on Allotment and sends it to the e-mail above, as a rule immediately after payment. Inside are the gift link for the recipient and the certificate of title.

Within 14 days the Bureau refunds the fee in full, with no reason given and no forms — even if the certificate has already been used.

Last entry: 2 days ago.

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