Consignment for the public interest should be a sure guarantee for land rights holders in receiving compensation. However, the reality in the field shows that there are unresolved problems. This research explores the importance of consignment strategies in ensuring legal certainty, with a focus on mapping aspects of consignment, legal certainty, and public interest. This research uses a qualitative approach, focusing on consignment in land acquisition for public interest, where the District Court provides legal certainty and ensures fair compensation to affected landowners. The results of this study show that consignment can achieve legal certainty where there are three stages of the consignment process for the public interest, namely Pre-registration, implementation of compensation offers, and post-offer in accordance with PERMA Number 2 of 2021. With consignment, there is certainty of compensation payments that can only be received directly by the party entitled to the land. The legal consequences of the determination of consignment are for the public interest where land ownership from the private sector is transferred to the state. Thus the consignment strategy not only ensures legal certainty for all parties involved but also provides legitimacy for the state to take over land ownership in accordance with applicable regulations.