All 24 services. End-to-end coverage for every property need.

The digital Khata certificate issued by municipal bodies (like BBMP/GBA) for property tax payment and registration, serving as a secure electronic ownership record.

The legal and survey process of dividing a single property into distinct units, requiring updated surveys, new architectural plans, and separate revenue mutations.

Revenue Department procedures to subdivide larger survey numbers into sub-numbers (Podi) and accurately measure and fix physical boundaries (Durasthu).

The legal process of changing land use typically from agricultural to residential or commercial via application to the District Collector and receipt of a Conversion Order.

Official approval to change land use as per the Master Plan and zoning rules, subject to prescribed guidelines and permissions.

Official survey maps prepared by authorized bodies to delineate property boundaries, dimensions, and Survey/Plot numbers, preventing future boundary disputes.

Historical archives — including past sale deeds, mutation records, and khatas — that establish legal continuity of ownership, enabling buyers and experts to verify a property's chain of title.

Essential legal instruments, mainly registered Sale Deeds executed at the Sub-Registrar's office to convey ownership, alongside stamp duty receipts and official agreements.

Records such as Title Deeds and Khata Certificates that confirm legal ownership and detail essential property data, owner identity, location, and government IDs.

Title and grant records for government-allocated land, defining original ownership terms, usage conditions, plot boundaries, and statutory restrictions.

Civic documentation and compliance records from Municipal Corporations or Panchayats such as Khata certificates, tax receipts, and maintenance permits.

An evaluation process determining a parcel's physical boundaries, legal status, and market value — essential for taxation, documentation, and securing bank loans.

Statutory clearances from planning authorities (such as BDA, BIAAPA, BMRDA) authorizing construction by confirming compliance with zoning laws and building bylaws.

Mandatory clearances issued by departments like Fire, Forest, and Airport Authority, ensuring a project does not breach public safety or sector regulations.

The legal process to modify approved building plans or title documents due to changes in ownership, boundaries, or structural design.

Technical and safety clearances from local power utilities (such as BESCOM, TNEB) validating electrical design to secure a permanent power connection.

Mandatory clearances ensuring a property's water supply system meets technical standards prior to securing a legal connection for occupancy.

State Pollution Control Board clearances verifying compliance with environmental norms regarding emissions, waste disposal, and water quality for major projects.

The official allocation of government land to individuals or institutions, formalized through letters defining designated usage, plot area, and terms.

Title records for parcels allocated by the government for specific purposes (agriculture, service, or rehabilitation), outlining terms, area, and usage restrictions.

The statutory mechanism allowing the government to acquire private land for public infrastructure, ensuring due process and fair owner compensation.

Independent assessments, including title opinions from advocates and structural stability certificates from certified engineers, to verify property integrity before transactions.

Financial and operational documents for commercial properties such as balance sheets, tax filings, and rental statements used to assess viability and compliance.

Identity and financial documents of property owners (including PAN, passport, and bank statements) required to confirm legal standing in property transactions.