Issued for Political Boundary Survey if area involved boundary dispute between 2 or more provinces belonging to different regions.

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When a political boundary survey is needed because a dispute spans two or more provinces in different regions, a formal directive is required to authorize and guide the work. This is provided by a Survey Order. It officially designates the area to be surveyed, states the purpose (resolving the boundary dispute), sets the scope and procedures, and authorizes the survey team to proceed under the proper authority. This makes the process legally executable and ensures coordination between the involved regional or provincial authorities.

The other documents are not the initiating instrument for such disputes: a Survey Authority is a general grant to conduct surveys but not the specific directive for resolving cross-regional political boundaries; a Survey Return is the completion report; Parcel Information Sheets contain parcel data.