Transferring the Khata of a property following the death of an owner is a critical process to ensure legal recognition of the new ownership. The Khata is an essential document issued by the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) that certifies property ownership and is necessary for property tax payments and future transactions. The procedure for transferring the Khata in the absence of a will involves several steps, as outlined below:
- Obtain the Death Certificate:
- The first step is to secure the official death certificate of the deceased from the relevant municipal authority.
- Acquire a Family Tree Certificate:
- This certificate, issued by the Tahsildar's office, verifies the legal heirs of the deceased.
- Required Documents:
- Family Tree Affidavit on non-judicial e-stamp paper, notarized by a public notary.
- Aadhaar cards or other identification proofs of all family members.
- Death certificate of the deceased.
- Recent property tax payment receipt.
- Prepare Necessary Documentation for Khata Transfer:
- Documents Needed:
- Registered Sale Deed of the property.
- Existing Khata certificate and extract.
- Latest property tax payment receipt.
- Family Tree Certificate obtained from the Tahsildar.
- No Objection Certificates (NOCs) from other legal heirs, if applicable.
- Applicant's Aadhaar card.
- Submit the eKhata Application:
- Access the ekhata website
- Enter mobile, OTP and capatch.
- Search the property
- Fill out the application form with accurate property
- Upload the required documents in the specified formats.
- Electronically sign the application using Aadhaar-based OTP verification.
- Pay Applicable Fees:
Upon approval of the application, pay the prescribed fee and download the ekhata
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