Description
Mutation Records refer to the change of title ownership in the revenue records after a property transaction, inheritance, gift, or court order. These records are essential to establish the current lawful owner of the land. They also ensure the new owner is liable for paying land revenue. Mutation entries are maintained separately for different periods:
- 1965–2004 (available mostly in manual format)
- 2004–2020 (digitized or semi-digitized records)
Documents Needed
- Property details: Survey number, village, taluk, district
- Registered deed (sale, gift, will, etc.)
- Applicant ID proof (Aadhaar, PAN, etc.)
- Previous mutation or Khata copy (if available)
Timeline
- Manual (1965–2004): 7–15 working days
- Digital (2004–2020): 3–7 working days
Steps We Follow
- Initial Collection-We collect required property and owner details.
- Search & Verification:
- For 1965–2004: Our field agent visits the revenue office to retrieve manual entries.
- For 2004–2020: We access Bhoomi or authorized portals for records.
- Cross-Verification: We verify document authenticity against ownership history.
- Delivery: Copies are shared via email/WhatsApp or couriered upon request.
Other than Our Fee, What Applies
- Government fees for document extraction
- Charges for manual search from record rooms (if applicable)
- Agent visit cost (only for physical data retrieval)
- Courier fee for hardcopy (if requested)
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