Patta Transfer
End to end coordination for mutating revenue records and transferring patta into the new owner's name following a purchase or inheritance.
What is this service?
Registering a sale deed does not automatically transfer the land revenue records. A separate patta transfer application must be submitted to the competent revenue authority to update the patta, chitta, and village records in the new owner's name. OWNRO guides you through the entire transfer protocol.
Who Needs This Service
- Recent property buyers whose names are not yet reflected in government revenue records
- Heirs who have completed settlement or partition deeds
- Owners seeking clean individual patta separation from a joint patta holding
Required Documents or Information
- Registered Sale Deed or Settlement Deed copy
- Previous Patta copy or Patta Number
- Updated Encumbrance Certificate
- Property Tax receipt or Aadhaar copy of the new owner
What Is Included
How It Works
Document Verification
We verify deed details and previous revenue records for consistency.
Application Submission
Submit transfer request to the jurisdictional revenue authority.
Field Coordination
Support VAO and RI record verification protocols.
Patta Issuance
Collect and deliver the official newly issued Patta in your name.
Structured service fee plus government processing charges
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a patta transfer take?
Standard name transfer on existing undivided holdings typically takes 15 to 25 working days. Cases requiring fresh survey and field subdivision may take 30 to 45 days.
Request Patta Transfer
Provide your property details and contact number. An OWNRO documentation specialist will review your request and get in touch within 24 business hours.