Survey documents in Karnataka are official records that detail the physical boundaries, dimensions, and geographical features of land parcels. These documents are prepared during land surveys.

The Property Card in Maharashtra is an official document issued by the City Survey Office that records ownership and legal details of urban land. It serves as proof of ownership and includes survey number, property dimensions, tax details, and encumbrances.

Ferfar in Maharashtra, also known as e-Ferfar or Bhulekh Mutation Record, is a digitally signed land record that tracks changes in property ownership over time. It is maintained by the Talathi office and serves as the official government record for updating land ownership across Maharashtra.

The Akarband in Karnataka is an official land record that details land classification, survey numbers, usage, and tax assessment for each parcel. Maintained by the Revenue Department, it is vital for revenue collection, property management, and dispute resolution.

A Village Map in Karnataka is an official land record that shows detailed boundaries of survey numbers, roads, water bodies, and landmarks within a village. It helps property owners and buyers verify land location, access routes, and ownership details .

A Certified Copy (or Sale Deed) in Karnataka is a legally binding document that records the transfer of property ownership from seller to buyer. It serves as the primary proof of ownership and is mandatory for property registration and future legal transactions.