Gujarat Ferfar - 6A
Official document recording land mutation, ownership transfers, and property changes
Overview
The Ferfar (ફેરફાર) is a crucial land record in Gujarat that documents the transfer of ownership or any change (mutation) in land records. This includes changes due to sale, inheritance, gift deeds, partition, or government acquisition. Issued by the Revenue Department, the Ferfar entry officially updates the 7/12 and 8A land records with the new owner's details, making it an essential part of land transactions and legal verification.
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FAQs
What is a Ferfar in Gujarat?
Ferfar is the mutation entry that records a change in land ownership. It reflects the legal transfer of rights from one party to another and updates the 7/12 and 8A records accordingly. It is essential for ensuring that the land record reflects the current lawful owner.
Why is Ferfar important?
Without a recorded Ferfar, the new owner may not be officially recognized in government records. This can lead to issues with:
- Selling or leasing land
- Obtaining loans
- Paying land tax under the correct name
- Proving ownership in disputes
The following benefits are associated with a recorded Ferfar:
- It ensures legal recognition of ownership changes
- Prevents future property disputes by creating an official record
- Required for updating revenue records and tax liability
- Essential for obtaining loans using the land as collateral
- Protects against fraudulent claims on the property
Who issues the Ferfar entry?
Ferfar is recorded and issued by the Talati-cum-Mantri (village revenue officer) and overseen by the Circle Inspector under the Revenue Department of Gujarat.
How long does it take for a Ferfar entry to be approved?
Typically, 15 to 30 working days, depending on the case and the completeness of documentation. With platforms like Landeed, you can track the Ferfar status and request certified records without visiting local offices.
What is the difference between 7/12 Utara and Ferfar?
7/12 Utara: Snapshot of land ownership, crop, and usage details
Ferfar: Entry that updates the 7/12 with new owner details when ownership changes
They work together — Ferfar ensures the 7/12 reflects the latest legal ownership.
Can I get a certified Ferfar document online?
Yes. Using the Landeed app or website, you can apply for and receive a certified Ferfar record within 1 business days. You can also track your order status online.
How much does it cost to get Ferfar documents via Landeed?
Basic Ferfar search: Free
Certified copy: ₹199 to ₹999, based on depth of historical data and document delivery preferences.
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