📋 Affidavit Guide

Land Mutation (Dakhil Kharij): The Step After Registration

Written by the SarkariKagaz Team · Updated September 2026 · 3 min read
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Registration and mutation are two different, separate steps

Registering a sale/gift deed doesn't automatically update revenue records - mutation is a distinct follow-up process at the Patwari/Tehsildar office, and this affidavit supports that application.

Why Mutation Is a Separate Step

Registration (at the Sub-Registrar's office) legally transfers ownership. Mutation updates the revenue department's own land records (khatauni/khasra) to reflect that new ownership - for property tax and administrative purposes. You genuinely need both; skipping mutation after registration is a common oversight that causes problems later.

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Fill in the property description, previous owner, and the triggering event (sale/death/inheritance) - get it ready to submit for mutation.

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Multiple Heirs After a Death

When agricultural or ancestral land passes to multiple heirs, the Patwari/Tehsildar's office commonly wants a no-objection affidavit from the other heirs if mutation is being recorded in favor of just one or some of them - to avoid future disputes over the revenue record.

What Stamp Paper Value Do You Need?

This varies significantly by state - UP, Bihar, MP, and others each have their own revenue department conventions, commonly cited around ₹50, but confirm with your local Patwari/Tehsildar office before printing.

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Disclaimer

This is a reference format, not legal advice. Revenue mutation processes vary significantly by state - always confirm the current process with your local Patwari/Tehsildar office.

Land Mutation Affidavit के बारे में हिंदी में जानकारी

Registration के बाद, revenue records (khatauni) update करने के लिए अलग से mutation (dakhil kharij) process चाहिए - यह affidavit उस application को support करता है। यहाँ free में बनाइए।

Frequently Asked Questions

Registration legally transfers ownership. Mutation is a separate, later step updating the revenue department's own land records for tax and administrative purposes - you need both.
When land passes to multiple heirs, offices commonly want a no-objection affidavit from other heirs if mutation is recorded in favor of just one or some of them.
This varies significantly by state - commonly cited around ₹50, but confirm with your local Patwari/Tehsildar office.