From the legal point of view, the soil science classification is regulated by the Geodetic and Cartographic Law, where it is defined as the division of soils into valuation classes due to their production quality determined on the basis of the genetic characteristics of the soil. The executive act regulating the issue of soil science classification of land are the provisions included in the Regulation of the Council of Ministers of September 12, 2012 on soil science classification of land (Journal of Laws 2012, item 1246). The aim of the article was to present the problems resulting from the lack of regulation of the profession of land classifier and the lack of uniform administrative procedures regarding the selection of the classifier for the purposes of the classifications. The research method used is the case study. The method was supported by the analysis of legislation in the above-mentioned scope.