BENGALURU: The BBMP made arrangements to get e-khatas in a day. To get an e-khata quickly, BBMP has issued guidelines for urgent final e-khata acquisition.
Property owners can get e-khatas by providing the required documents. Those who intend to register the property in the offices of the Deputy Registrar in the current month of October, can get the final e-khata immediately.
Following are the steps to be followed along with guidelines and required documents to be submitted to get the draft e-Khata and final e-khata:
1. Download your draft e-khata from BBMP’s website portal https://BBMPeAasthi.karnataka.gov.in using your ward-wise e-Khata list.
2. Find your ward name and number from your property tax receipt.
3. Online, register/upload the following information to obtain the final e-khata:
a. 10-digit application number for your property tax.
b. Aadhaar-based e-khatha (all owners listed in the e-khata must have Aadhaar; if not, visit the Assistant Revenue Officer’s office with passport, voter ID, or driving license for verification).
c. Registered document number for property acquisition (sale/deed etc.; get Cauvery Online Registration information)
d. Registered document proving property ownership and encumbrance certificate should be at least one day before the day of registration till 18.10.2024.
e. Photographs of owner’s with the property’s front angle and outside
f. 10-digit AccID ( check with BESCOM bill number, not mandatory for vacant land).
g. BWSSB details (optional).
4. Upload documents online as specified, and after submission, if all is in order, visit the concerned Assistant Revenue Officer for same-day final e-khata.
5. If you face challenges completing the above process or require urgent registration, visit the Assistant Revenue Officer’s office with all documents and up-to-date encumbrance certificate. Staff at the help desk will assist with uploading information and obtaining the final e-khata on the same day, as per rules.
6. Citizens without urgent property registration at the sub-registrar’s office are requested not to visit the Assistant Revenue Officer’s office for a final e-khata, unless specifically recommended by BBMP.
In that case, you can download your final e-khata online at your convenience. In such cases, the Encumbrance Certificate (EC) requirement is waived.
7. Any queries, call 1533 or email [email protected]