Tippani

Description

Agar Bandh Tippani (also known as Akarbandh) is a revenue document prepared by the Survey and Land Records Department. It defines the exact boundaries and extent of a property or land parcel, especially in rural or semi-urban areas. This document is crucial for confirming land dimensions and preventing encroachment or boundary disputes. It is often required during land registration, sale, or construction approval.

Documents Needed

• Property sale deed / title deed
• RTC or Pahani (Record of Rights)
• Mutation extract (if applicable)
• Previous survey or sketch (if any)
• Applicant ID proof
• Request letter with property details

Timeline

• 15 to 30 working days (varies based on district and land complexity)

Steps We Follow

• Requirement Analysis-Understand the purpose and nature of boundary verification.
• Document Collection- Collect and review land ownership records and maps.
• Application Submission-Submit the Agar Bandh Tippani request to the Taluk Survey Office.
• Field Survey Coordination-Coordinate with the government surveyor for ground-level boundary marking.
• Follow-up-Regularly track the application and attend field inspections if required.
• Final Document Delivery- Share the approved Tippani document with the client.

Other than Our Fee

• Survey fees and government processing charges
• Charges for manual site survey by officials
• Additional cost if prior records or mutation entries are missing
• Courier fee for physical copy delivery (if needed)