Property registration is a must when buying or selling real estate in Haryana. It serves as legal proof of ownership and protects property owners' rights. With the introduction of online services, accessing property registry information in Haryana has become much easier. This guide will walk you through the steps of checking the Haryana property registry.
I. Portal for Online Property Registration:
• Go to the Official Site: Go to the Haryana Government's Land Record Documents website (>
• Select "Property Registration" from the drop-down menu: On the website's homepage, look for the "Property Registration" option.
• "View Registered Deeds" should be selected: To access the search portal, select the " View Registered Deeds" option.
II. Checking the Property Registry:
• Provide Property Specifics: Input the necessary information about the property, such as the district, tehsil, village, or khewat number.
• Select a Search Method: Choose an appropriate search method, such as "Owner Wise" or "Property Wise."
• Owner-Friendly Search: If you know the property owner's name, choose "Owner Wise" and enter the owner's information to retrieve property records related to them.
• Property Smart Search: Select "Property Wise" if you have specific property information. To access the registry information, enter the property details such as khewat number or khasra number.
• Captcha Validation: Fill in the Captcha code displayed on the screen to prove you are not a robot.
• Select "Search": To proceed, click the "Search" button after verifying all entered details.
Office of Physical Property Registration:
• Pay a visit to the Tehsil Office: If you prefer an offline method or are having trouble accessing the online portal, you can go to the Tehsil office in the district where the property is located.
• Introducing the Registrar: Request a meeting with the property registrar or another designated official in charge of maintaining property records.
• Provide Property Specifics: Provide the officer with the necessary property information, such as its location, khewat or khasra number, or the owner's name, to assist the officer in locating the relevant records.
• Request Property Registry Data: Request that the officer provide you with the necessary property registry information in a polite manner. The officer will search the physical records for the information you require.
Important Reminders:
• Check the information:
• Always double-check the registry information, whether you use the online portal or visit the Tehsil office.
• Seek Legal Counsel:
• If you have any questions about the property registry or need more information, consider seeking legal counsel from a qualified property lawyer.
Conclusion:
Checking a property's registry is an important step in Haryana's real estate transaction process. By providing an online portal for property registration searches, the state government has made this task more accessible. Additionally, visiting the Tehsil office remains an option for those who prefer offline channels. Property buyers, sellers, and other stakeholders can easily access and verify property registry information by following the steps outlined in this guide, ensuring a smooth and transparent property transaction process in Haryana.
