Frequently Asked Questions
Your name won’t appear in BBMP records, and you may face tax or ownership disputes.
Legally you can, but buyers may hesitate. It’s best to complete mutation for a smoother resale.
Typically 15–30 working days, depending on verification speed.
It varies by area and type of property but is generally nominal.
After approval, download it from the E-Aasthi portal or collect it from the BBMP office.
Khata transfer updates property tax records, while mutation changes ownership in land records.
Yes, mutation can be done through the E-Aasthi portal.
Yes, mutation updates your name in government records after registration.
Yes, even for flats, mutation is required to update municipal ownership records.
Yes. You’ll need the death certificate and legal heir certificate.
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