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Get Ready for Bihar's Land Survey: Essential Steps and Documents You Need to Know

Land Survey in Bihar to Begin on August 20, 2024: Essential Information for Applicants

The long-awaited land survey in Bihar is set to commence on August 20, 2024. As this significant process approaches, many residents are seeking clarity on what to expect and how to prepare. This article provides a comprehensive guide on the necessary documents, procedures, and the rationale behind this survey.

Documents Required for Land Survey

1. Death Certificate of Deceased Jamabandi Raiyat:Provide the date of death of the deceased landholder.

2. Jamabandi/Malguzari Receipt Number: Include the number and year related to the Jamabandi or Malguzari receipt.

3. Copy of Khatian:If available, a copy of the Khatian must be submitted.

4. Statement of Land Documents:Present a statement of all documents related to the claimed land.

5. Court Order:If applicable, provide a true copy of any court order related to the land.

6. Heir Certificate: Submit a certificate proving that you are the rightful heir or person acquiring interest in the land.

7. Aadhar Card:Provide a photocopy of the applicant’s Aadhar card.

8. Voter ID Card: Include a photocopy of the applicant’s Voter ID card.

Online and Offline Application Process:

The Revenue and Land Reforms Department has streamlined the process by introducing online services. Applicants can now utilize the Bihar Survey Tracker app, available on the Play Store, to manage their applications. The online process allows for the submission of self-declarations and genealogical documents. For those who prefer, offline applications can be submitted at district-organized camps.

Self-Declaration and Form Submission:

Applicants are required to submit a self-declaration letter along with details of the land in Form 2. This form must be completed and submitted either online or at designated offline camps.

Purpose of the Land Survey:

The primary objective of this land survey is to ensure that land ownership records are accurate and up-to-date. The survey aims to resolve existing land disputes and prevent future conflicts by verifying land ownership and rights. This process is designed to protect rightful landowners and ensure that land is appropriately allocated.The upcoming land survey in Bihar is a crucial step toward accurate land record management and dispute resolution. By preparing the necessary documents and understanding the application process, residents can ensure a smooth and efficient survey experience.

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