Now the name transfer will happen automatically as soon as the registration is done, freedom from the hassles of tehsil; Know the government’s big decision:

Lucknow/New Delhi: Buying land or a house is a big dream of every family, but after the registration of the property, the real headache began – visiting government offices for ‘name mutation’. The government has now ended this compulsion of making rounds of Tehsil and Patwaris for months forever. Under the new system of Land Registration, as soon as your registration process is completed, the process of name transfer will start automatically (automated) digitally.

What is the new change and how will it work?

Till now, the processes of registering names in property registry and revenue records (revenue department) were different. The new digital system has connected these two departments on one platform.

Automatic Data Transfer: As soon as your registration is completed at the Sub-Registrar office, all the data will be directly sent to the Revenue Department portal.

No separate application: The buyer will no longer need to fill any separate form or submit documents for mutation.

Scheduled time limit: The government has set a time limit for this entire process, within which the name of the new buyer will be recorded in place of the old owner in the revenue records.

Big benefits for the common man

This transparent system will not only curb corruption but will also provide many other benefits to the general public:

Saving time and money: People will get financial relief by ending the interference of middlemen and brokers.

Ease of bank loan: By quickly updating the ownership record, it will be easier for banks to do verification, which will speed up the home loan process.

Reduction in disputes: Most of the disputes related to land occur due to non-updation of records. Real-time updates will drastically reduce frauds and land disputes.

Digital Security: All documents will be safe online, so there will be no fear of losing or tearing the paper.

Special features of the new system of Land Registration

Important advice for buyers

Even though the process has become simple, there are some precautions that need to be taken while buying a property:

Ownership Check: Before registration, check the seller’s chain of ownership (Chain of Documents) thoroughly.

outstanding amount: Make sure there are no old taxes, electricity bills or bank loans outstanding on the property.

Information on portal: Enter your mobile number and Aadhaar information correctly on the online portal so that you get SMS for every update.