A Property Card in Gujarat (also called City Survey Property Card or E Milkat Property Card) is an official document issued by the state government that serves as a unique identifier for urban properties. Linked with digital land records, it includes detailed information such as the owner’s name, survey number, property dimensions, type, tax details, and encumbrances, if any. These cards simplify land ownership verification, enhance transparency in property transactions, and play a vital role in legal and administrative matters.

Translating a document means converting it from one language to another—commonly from Telugu to English in Andhra Pradesh. It ensures the original meaning, legal terms, and format remain intact. This is especially important for property, legal, or official documents used in banks, courts, or government offices.

A Stamp Duty Calculator is a digital tool that helps users calculate the total charges payable while registering a property in Andhra Pradesh. It removes the guesswork and provides a transparent and accurate cost breakdown, helping citizens plan their budgets before going for property registration.

The Manual Encumbrance Certificate (EC) is a physical signed document issued by the Sub-Registrar’s office in Andhra Pradesh that provides a detailed history of transactions, mortgages, and claims associated with a property. Unlike digitally signed ECs, a Physically Signed EC is issued on paper and manually verified by the concerned authorities.

A Manual Certified Copy is a physical, government-issued replica of a property’s registered document, such as a title deed or sale agreement. Unlike the digitally signed version, the physically signed certified copy is issued in paper form. It is manually verified and signed by the officials of the Andhra Pradesh Department of Stamps and Registration, ensuring its accuracy and legal validity.

The Guideline Value in Andhra Pradesh (also called market value AP) is the minimum rate per square foot or acre set by the Sub-Registrar Office (SRO). It reflects the market value of land in AP based on location, land value in AP, type (agricultural or non-agricultural), and usage category.