A Property Tax Receipt is an official acknowledgment issued by local authorities—such as Urban Local Bodies (Municipalities/Corporations) or Village Panchayats—confirming the payment of property tax for a specific assessment period. It includes details like owner’s name, property address, amount paid, date of payment, etc.When you download a property tax receipt online, it serves as an essential record for property resale, ownership proof, legal verification, and municipal services.

A CMDA Land Use Map is an official urban planning document issued by the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority (CMDA) to show the zoning classification of a particular property or land. It helps property owners, buyers, and developers understand whether the land is marked for residential, commercial, industrial, institutional, or agricultural use. This ensures that construction or development follows approved regulations.

A BBMP Tax Receipt is an official proof of property tax payment issued by the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) for properties located within Bangalore city limits. This receipt confirms that you have paid the property tax for a financial year and is essential for ownership proof, resale, legal verification, and municipal services.

A Khata Extract is an official document issued by the Revenue Department of Karnataka that provides detailed information about a property as recorded in their property register.

An Encumbrance Certificate (EC) in Tamil Nadu is an official land record issued by the Registration Department, confirming whether a property is free from legal dues, mortgages, or transactions. A Digitally Signed EC (Signed EC) is the modern version, available online with the Registrar’s digital signature, making it legally valid for loans, sales, and government approvals.

A TSLR Sketch in Tamil Nadu (Town Survey Land Record Sketch) is an official cadastral map prepared by the Revenue Department. It provides detailed land mapping of urban land parcels using ward number, block number, and survey number for accurate identification. This sketch plays a crucial role in cadastral surveying, property transactions, municipal planning, and legal verification.