A Khata Certificate is an official document issued by the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) that certifies that a property is legally registered in the property owner’s name and that all taxes have been duly paid.

 A Khata Extract provides detailed information about a property, including its size, location, use, and built-up area. It is essential for property transactions, obtaining loans, and for municipal property tax assessments.

You can apply for an Online Khata Certificate through the BBMP’s official website. Fill in the required forms, submit the necessary documents, and pay the applicable fees online.

To apply for a Khata Certificate, you typically need the property’s sale deed, latest property tax receipts, title deed, and proof of identity and address of the owner.

he process usually takes around 30 to 45 days, depending on the completeness of the submitted documents and the BBMP’s verification process.

Yes, a Khata Certificate can be transferred to a new owner. The new owner must apply for a Khata transfer, provide the necessary documents, and pay the required fees.

‘A’ Khata refers to properties that are fully compliant with all government regulations and have paid all property taxes. ‘B’ Khata properties have not received official approval due to non-compliance with certain regulations.

Yes, a Khata Certificate is essential for securing a loan against your property from banks and financial institutions, as it verifies the legality and tax compliance of the property.

 If your application is rejected, review the reasons for rejection provided by BBMP. Ensure all required documents are correct and complete. You may need to re-submit the application with the necessary corrections.