Property Mutation Dakhil Kharij Process India — Documents Required for Name Transfer After Registry

Property Mutation Dakhil Kharij Process India — Documents Required for Name Transfer After Registry

What is Property Mutation (Dakhil Kharij)?

Property Mutation (also called Dakhil Kharij in Bihar/West Bengal, Khata Transfer in Karnataka, Naam Chadhao in UP/Rajasthan, or Property Transfer in Urban areas) is the official process of updating the government land records (Khasra/Khatauni/Revenue Records) to reflect the new owner's name after a property is purchased, inherited, or received as a gift.

Important: Registration at Sub-Registrar gives you legal ownership, but mutation updates the Revenue/Municipal records which are essential for paying property tax, getting utility connections (water/electricity), and future re-sale.

When is Property Mutation Required?

  • After buying property through Sale Deed (Bikri Patta / Registry)
  • After inheriting property (through Legal Heir Certificate or Will)
  • After receiving property as Gift Deed
  • After court decree / partition deed (Bai-Patta)

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Where to Apply

  • Rural Agricultural Land: Tehsildar / Patwari / Revenue Inspector office of the area where property is located.
  • Urban Residential / Commercial Property: Municipal Corporation / Nagar Palika / Nagar Panchayat property tax department.
  • Online Portals: UP: upbhulekh.gov.in | Bihar: biharbhumi.bihar.gov.in | Karnataka: landrecords.karnataka.gov.in | Maharashtra: mahabhumi.gov.in

Mutation Fee & Timeline

  • Fee: Rs. 25 to Rs. 500 depending on state and property value.
  • Timeline: 30 to 90 days (Revenue Inspector field verification is mandatory).
  • Critical Warning: Always collect your updated Khasra/Khatauni (land record) extract after mutation is done to verify your name is correctly recorded.

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