Revenue Inspector asking Money for Approval E-Khata
2 months ago
Hello,
We are paying the task for 2 property, one is under construction having 4th floor and another one is empty land just have boundary wall of 1 ft.
Last year we paid task almost 12K, we applied for e-khata as well, today Revenue Inspector(RI) came to visits to site for approval, he is asking for money around 20K for approval, he is saying it's required for higher authority approval, is this govt rule to pay for approval ?, we are new here, area is Jigani Bangalore
A.Dear Client,
To apply for an e-Khata certificate through SAKALA services, follow these steps:
1. Visit the SAKALA services platform to initiate the application process.
2. Submit the necessary documents, including attested copies of the registered title deed, previous Khata, latest Encumbrance Certificate (EC), and receipts of previous property tax payments.
3. Upon submission, you will receive an acknowledgment number from SAKALA to track your application status.
4. The processing of the application may take up to 15 days.
5. A fee, equivalent to 1% of the land value, is required for obtaining the e-Khata certificate.
6. E-Khata is considered a more convenient, efficient, and secure method for proving property ownership compared to A-Khata.
7. It is recommended to opt for e-Khata over A-Khata for properties in Bangalore.
To apply for an e-Khata certificate through SAKALA services, follow these steps:
1. Visit the SAKALA services platform to initiate the application process.
2. Submit the necessary documents, including attested copies of the registered title deed, previous Khata, latest Encumbrance Certificate (EC), and receipts of previous property tax payments.
3. Upon submission, you will receive an acknowledgment number from SAKALA to track your application status.
4. The processing of the application may take up to 15 days.
5. A fee, equivalent to 1% of the land value, is required for obtaining the e-Khata certificate.
6. E-Khata is considered a more convenient, efficient, and secure method for proving property ownership compared to A-Khata.
7. It is recommended to opt for e-Khata over A-Khata for properties in Bangalore.
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A.Dear Client,
You can apply for an e-Khata certificate by visiting the SAKALA services. You need to submit the required documents to obtain the e-Khata certificate online. After this, the authorities from SAKALA will provide you with an acknowledgment number so that you can track your application status. Documents Required For E-Khata Registration are attested copies of the registered title deed. copy of the previous Khata. latest Encumbrance Certificate (EC). copy of previous property tax payments Receipts. After you submit the application, the process can take up to 15 days. A fee equal to 1% of the value of your land is required to be paid towards the cost e-khata certificate. E-khata property is a more convenient, efficient, and secure way to prove property ownership than A-khata. It is recommended to choose e-khata over A-khata property in Bangalore.
You can apply for an e-Khata certificate by visiting the SAKALA services. You need to submit the required documents to obtain the e-Khata certificate online. After this, the authorities from SAKALA will provide you with an acknowledgment number so that you can track your application status. Documents Required For E-Khata Registration are attested copies of the registered title deed. copy of the previous Khata. latest Encumbrance Certificate (EC). copy of previous property tax payments Receipts. After you submit the application, the process can take up to 15 days. A fee equal to 1% of the value of your land is required to be paid towards the cost e-khata certificate. E-khata property is a more convenient, efficient, and secure way to prove property ownership than A-khata. It is recommended to choose e-khata over A-khata property in Bangalore.
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