Haryana Mutation Nakal

• Previous Khewat Details: Reflects the last recorded ownership details from the previous Jamabandi.
• New Ownership Information: Specifies updated ownership details, including changes in title and rights.
• Type of Mutation: Lists the mutation reason, such as sale, inheritance, or mortgage.
• Mutation Fee: Records the fee charged for the mutation process.
• Remarks: Additional comments like registry date or references to the Jamabandi for clarity.

The Mutation Nakal (Intkal) is a vital document for property transactions as it ensures that land revenue records accurately reflect the current ownership and legal status. This record is often required during property registration, loan applications, and legal proceedings to confirm the title and verify any changes in ownership.

• Offline: Visit the local Sub-Registrar Office or Tehsil Office or the Patwari office where the property is registered.
• Online: Access digitally through the Haryana Revenue Department's website or via the Landeed for instant, verified copies.

The price varies based on the number of documents you order from Landeed. Landeed provides Mutation documents at Rs 199. Significant discounts are available for bulk document orders.

Generally, the mutation process can take between 7-15 days after submitting the application at the Patwari office or Tehsil, depending on the type of mutation. Landeed provides assistance to expedite this process and obtain a Mutation Nakal quickly.

• Sale: Reflects changes in ownership after property sale
• Gift: Ownership/Property transfer without monetary exchange
• Mortgage with/without Possession: Indicates property mortgage status
• Inheritance: Ownership transfer due to inheritance
• Partition: Divides property among co-owners
• Redemption of Mortgage: Release of mortgage when loan is repaid

Landeed ensures the authenticity of records by accessing publicly available official land record documents.

Yes, Mutation Nakal is a necessary document for property registration (mandated by Haryana state government), as it verifies any ownership changes and ensures that the official land records are current. For a seamless registration process, it's advised to have a recent Mutation Nakal along with other documents, such as the Title Deed and Jamabandi.

The primary purpose of the mutation process is to officially update Haryana agricultural land records to reflect changes in land ownership after transactions such as sales, inheritance, or partition. By recording these changes, the Revenue Department maintains accurate and up-to-date official Haryana land records like the Mutation Nakal and Jamabandi Nakal Haryana, which are crucial for legal verification, land dispute, land measurement and ensuring that the ownership details are current.

Yes, a No Objection Certificate (NOC) may be required in certain cases before initiating the mutation entry, particularly when the property transfer involves agricultural land or is subject to specific revenue information records. This requirement can vary by jurisdiction and is designed to verify that there are no objections from third parties before updating land ownership in Haryana's land records.

Yes, the requirements and procedures for the mutation process can vary across different jurisdictions. For instance, certain districts may require a certified encumbrance certificate, while others might mandate viewing the cadastral map or consulting the district record room to check the latest mutation orders or mutation status. Always refer to the Jamabandi Haryana website or visit the Revenue Department office in your district for specific instructions.

• A copy of the sale deed or other registered deeds proving ownership (Vasika Number or Registry Number)
• Previous Jamabandi Nakal or Haryana Jamabandi land records for verification
• Khasra numbers and Khewat number details from the Jamabandi portal
• A verifiable copy of any mutation orders or prior mutation status
• In some cases, an encumbrance certificate may be required, especially for properties with existing liens or legal obligations

If the land owner fails to initiate the mutation process promptly after a change in ownership, the land records may not accurately reflect the updated ownership details. This can lead to complications in future property registration, court cases, or financial transactions, as outdated information may create disputes or legal challenges.

• Khewat Number
• Khasra Numbers
• Owner Name
• Registration Date & Registration Number