The documents required include the application form, sale deed, latest tax paid receipt, Khata certificate and extract, Encumbrance Certificate, NOC from the apartment association (if applicable), ID proof, address proof, affidavit, death certificate (if applicable), indemnity bond, and mutation application.

The procedure involves submitting the required documents at the BBMP office, paying any applicable fees, and following up until the change is reflected in the records. It typically takes around 10 days.

It usually takes about 10 days from the submission of the application and required documents for the name change to be processed and updated in the records.

Yes, the latest property tax must be paid before applying for a name change. A receipt showing that all taxes are paid up to date is required.

No, the name change process for BBMP property tax cannot be done online. You need to visit the BBMP office in person to submit the required documents.

If the name is not updated after the Khata transfer, you should write a letter to the Assistant Revenue Officer requesting the change and submit it along with the Khata certificate, Khata extract, and current year property tax receipt.

The fees for name change can vary but typically include an application fee, stamp duty, documentary charges, and inspection fee, ranging from Rs 25 to Rs 100.

Yes, an affidavit on a non-judicial stamp paper stating the change of ownership and requesting the name change in the tax records is required.

A Khata certificate is an official document issued by BBMP that records the property details and its owner. It is needed to prove ownership and is essential for the name change process in property tax records.

If you face delays or issues, follow up with the BBMP office where you submitted your application. You may also contact higher authorities or use online complaint forums to expedite the process.