How to get khata in bangalore?

The answer for all your questions and doubts regarding 'getting Khata in Bangalore' is clearly explained here in Yaano. When buying a new property in Bangalore one should know 'How to apply for Khata', 'importance of Khata', 'Khata transfer', 'Khata extract'. Khata is an essential document during registration of a property. Bangalore Mahanagara Palike issues Khata certificte and Khata Extract. Khata certificate comprises of the name of the person (name of the person who owns the khata), property identification number. It is the revenue record. Khata extract has the property identification number, municipal number, address of the property and the owner's name. Khata certificates are also issued by the Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) if the property comes within the limits of BDA.

Khata registration:
Eligiblity for applying for Khata: The property owners who hold the property within the BMP limits can apply for the registration of the Khata in their name. The person should be paying the property tax properly. It is important to pay the property tax for obtaining the Khata. Documents required for registering Khata: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Notarized copy of Title deed / Sale deed. Tax paid reciepts. Betterment/Improvement charges paid reciepts. Encumberance certificate. Application of Khata. Approved plan of the property. Administration Fees.

Khata transfer: Khata transfer is required when the ownership of property is transferred from one person to another for any reason like sale of property, gifting the property, by 'will; or in case of death of the property owner and so on. The application for Khata transfer is same that for registration and the documents needed along with application are following: 1. Title deed 2. Tax paid receipts and Khatha details 3. Paid up improvement charges receipt

4. National Saving Certificates for Rs.200/5. Death certificate of owner (in case of application due to death own property owner) 6. Affidavit declaring the applicants is legal heirs of the deceased khatedar. http://www.bangaloregiri.com/revenuefaq.htm Khata transfer or Khata registration should be done at BBMP office whose jurisdiction your property falls under.(The officers of the revenue department are in-charge of this process.) You can apply for Registration, transfer or modification of khata in Assistant revenue officer for the sub-division or range between 10 am to 1:30 pm and 2:30 pm to 5:30 pm on all working days. BBMP offers Sarala Khata Scheme Book which is available in major citizen's service center on payment of Rs.20/-. This book contains guidelines and details for filing application for khata. You can also get more information from BBMP website on services offered by revenue department. The link for BBMP website is http://www.bmponline.org/ . http://bangalore.citizenmatters.in/articles/view/2128-all-about-bbmp-khata http://vicharpravah.com/index.php/power-of-common-man/3-erdaicate-evil/5-aboutkhata-registration-transfer.html Katha form: Khata form can be obtained from the following website. http://www.bbmp.gov.in/images/forms/suvarna%20khatha%20forms.pdf http://www.bbmp.gov.in 1. Firstly findout BBMP office in your area. 2. use below link for property tax calculation http://sasbbmp.com/ptaxcalcula... 3. Property tax applications will be available in BBMP office ( 10/- each) 4. Take following documents (xerox/photocopies) 5. Sales deed 6. Property tax receipt paid(by builder/old owner) 7. Fill in the Khata application 8. Pay amount in check/DD ( cash won't be accepted) If BBMP guys fill your application, they take 100/- per application.

Property Tax in Bangalore you can contact:

1) Rs 999 service charge: https://www.yourmaninindia.com/? module=property&action=serviceinfo&serviceid=14 Ph:080-32964321 91-22-66459377

2) ecopackindia ecopackindia@yahoo.com ecopackindia@live.com TELEFAX: 91 80 26724013. CELL: 91 9342816151 & 91 9980866144

For applying Katha in Bangalore you can contact:

1) Rs 2999 service charge: https://www.yourmaninindia.com/? module=property&action=serviceinfo&serviceid=11 Ph:080-32964321 91-22-66459377 2) ecopackindia ecopackindia@yahoo.com ecopackindia@live.com TELEFAX: 91 80 26724013. CELL: 91 9342816151 & 91 9980866144 March 11, 2013 Posted by: trupti

What is a Khata and why do you need it?

What is a Khata?

Khata Format Khata is loosely defined as an account. Any person who owns property within Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagar Palike jurisdiction needs to have a Khata. When licensing property for trade or applying for a loan, khata is an important document to have. It is extremely cruical to have a Khata when filing property tax, as it provides important details like name of the owner, size of building, location of the property and other details.

The Khata consists of 2 things: a) Khata Certificate b) Khata Extract. Why do you need a Khata Certificate A BBMP Khata certificate is required for any property sale related activity. One of the major reasons why you need Khata is for registration of new property. Second most important reason why you need a Khata is during the transfer of any property. How to get a Khata certificate When applying for a Khata certificate, the owner has to give a letter along with the relevant and latest property tax payment receipts. The standard fee of the certificate is Rs.25/- per property. It is important that all tax for the property is paid only then can the certificate be obtained. This certificate will enable you to apply for water connection, electricity connection or acquiring any commercial license. b) Khata Extract This document consists of details of the property from the assessment register. The issue of the trade license or commercial license of this particular property depends on this. The details like size of property, use of the property as commercial or residential etc, the valuation of the property as per last assessment etc. The Khata is extract is valid for 5 years and is obtained by paying Rs.100/- per extract. Eligibility for obtaining Khata Owners or property holders who have property in the BBMP jurisdiction must get a Khata. Any person who has a Khata does not become the owner of the property but identifies that person as the one responsible to pay property tax on the said property. As mentioned before the tax payments are especially important when applying for licenses and house loans. Document required for Khata registration Along with the registration form and a letter of application you need to submit following i. Title deed (Reconveyed documents from BDA in case of BDA Reconveyed areas) ii. Tax paid receipts and Khatha details iii. Sketch of your property showing its boundaries and location of site iv. Improvement Charges v. National Saving Certificates for Rs.200/vi. Encumbrance certificate for vacant sites vii. Flow chart of title Transferring of Khata

When a transaction takes place both the seller and the buyer have to inform the BBMP within three months of the transaction. In case of death of either party, within one year.