A Sale Deed in Andhra Pradesh is a legally registered property document that confirms the transfer of ownership from a seller to a buyer after payment of consideration. Once registered, it becomes the primary proof of ownership and a critical part of the property’s title history

A Gift Deed in Andhra Pradesh is a legally registered document through which a property owner voluntarily transfers ownership to another person without any monetary consideration. Once registered at the Sub-Registrar Office, it becomes a valid title document and forms part of the property’s official ownership records. In this real case study, verifying an Andhra Pradesh Gift Deed helped a beneficiary confirm lawful ownership, ensure registration and acceptance clarity, and avoid a future ownership dispute

A House Tax Receipt in Andhra Pradesh, also referred to as a Property Tax Receipt, is an officially issued local body record that shows house taxes paid for a specific property. It contains key details such as Door Number in Property Tax, Assessment Number in Property Tax, Owner Name in Property Records, and payment status.

A Certified Copy (or Nakal) in Andhra Pradesh is a digitally signed, legally valid duplicate of a registered property document issued by the Andhra Pradesh Department of Stamps & Registration. In this case study, a Certified Copy helped a buyer overcome a Sub-Registrar objection caused by a damaged original document and complete the property registration without delay.

A Certified Adangal in Andhra Pradesh is an officially issued land revenue record that contains details about land ownership, survey number, land classification, cultivation type, and crop details.

A Diglot Register in Andhra Pradesh is an official revenue record that displays land details in both Telugu and English, including ownership name, survey number, land extent, and classification.