It is done to get legal ownership of land. You may purchase a plot for a certain amount from the previous owner. However, to make the purchase legal and get the ownership of the land in your name, you need to get it registered.

The land registration process in India is done at the sub-registrar's office. The charges for land registration differ from one state to another as per the required formalities. You need to pay the stamp duty at the office and get other formalities done to complete the land registration process. Both online and offline modes are available. Nevertheless, you need to physically visit the office of the sub-registrar to do formalities like fingerprint, photos.

It is advisable to secure boundaries to avoid of annexation by bad people of society.

It is a process of updating the land revenue records with the local revenue authority to reflect a change in ownership & other property details. It is called as Patta, Dakhil Kharij & Namantran.

• Application: Take an appointment with Lok Seva Kendra [Tehsildar office] or Village gram panchayat

• Supporting Documents: Aadesh/Mutation application form, Registry document , Land

• Submit application & Pay Fees: Pay the applicable mutation fees.

• Tehsildar will writes the order

• Fill new form to collect the Aadesh copy

• Patwari will your add name in khasra. Khasra is issued by Tehsil in city and circular office in village.

• Tehsil will publish advertisement in newspaper to find any claim against your purchase.

• Verification: The authorities will verify the documents and may conduct a field inspection.

• Receive Mutation Certificate: Upon successful verification and payment of fees, the mutation certificate will be issued.

This allows government to keep a check on the growth of illegal colonies. NOCs from the department concerned is mandatory for the transfer of land or building new house. It is advisable to buy only NoC certified land.

• Submit an application for an NOC for transfer of immovable property to the relevant authority, such as sub-registrar or the revenue department (Town & planning department, Nagar nigam & Collectorate)

• Complete the payment of the relevant application fee

• Submit all the documents along with the application to the authority

Documents required

• Property documents such as sale deed, gift deed, partition deed, etc.

• Map (Naksha)

• Identify proof and address proof

• NOCs from legal heirs, co-owners, mortgage or other parties concerned

• Documents related to any pending legal disputes

Government does not allow to use the agriculture land for any other purpose.It is process to convert agriculture land to residential land before building any house.

• Submit an application at Tehsildar to use it for residential purpose.

Documents required

• Diversion form

• Land registry document

• No Objection Certificate