Description
Podi refers to the division of land into multiple sub-plots based on legal ownership or inheritance. It is an official procedure carried out by the Revenue Department to assign new survey numbers or sub-numbers to individual portions of a larger land parcel. It is essential for selling, transferring, or independently managing subdivided land portions.
Documents Needed
- Registered sale deed / gift deed / partition deed
- Latest RTC (Record of Rights)
- Mutation Extract (if applicable)
- Sketch of the property (if available)
- ID proof of applicant
- Family Tree (in case of inheritance division)
Timeline
- 15 to 30 working days (varies based on taluk and subdivision complexity)
Steps We Follow
- Initial Consultation: Understand your requirement and confirm land eligibility for podi.
- Document Collection: Collect and verify ownership and related documents.
- Application Submission: File the application with the Taluk Revenue Office.
- Survey Scheduling: Coordinate with the surveyor for site inspection and sketch preparation.
- Verification & Approval: Follow-up for updates and verification by the department.
- Final Delivery: Once approved, deliver the new survey record and podi certificate.
Other than Our Fee, What Applies
- Government fees for subdivision and survey
- Any previous land dues
- Additional charges for physical survey assistance or legal verification (if applicable)
- Courier charges for physical document delivery (if required)
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