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# Depositing Land Deeds

Once you've [opened your Land Packs](/playerguide/getting-started/being-a-land-owner/buying-land.md), you'll be able to see your Land Deeds and Buildings in your Wallet Items at the top of your [Inventory](/playerguide/getting-started/basic-user-interfaces/inventory.md).

![Wallet items are in your WAX wallet as NFTs or Tokens. Buildings and Resources below are in-game only.](/files/VlKe4UiZ0zPwjgY4gibR)

{% hint style="info" %}
Reminder: If you do not see your Land Deed or your building blueprints in the Wallet Items, and you're sure you own a land pack, go make sure that you opened the pack! The game can only see the NFTs in your wallet once they are out of the pack.
{% endhint %}

Now I click the "DEPOSIT" button to add the deed to in-game resources, and after I confirm, I should see it in Resources, further down the Inventory page.

![Burn NFT Common Land Deed](/files/VlSGAwVLsm6bAXrnXjd4)

![Land Deed Deposited as a Resource](/files/XLuxqn3nUKIVWse9rLDE)

![](/files/p64FZ3SjbPxuwrjlTu49)


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