Buying or selling property in India is rarely as simple as matching a survey number and signing a sale deed. Many transactions get delayed—or completely stuck—due to missing documents, incorrect land records, unclear ownership rights, or government restrictions that buyers discover too late.

When verifying agricultural land ownership in Andhra Pradesh, you may come across the terms SR and RSR in property documents. But what exactly are they? And why are they important before buying or selling land? Let’s understand clearly.

A Certified Khasra in Uttar Pradesh is an official land revenue record that provides authenticated details of a specific land parcel identified by a Khasra number, including land area, land type (agricultural/non-agricultural), and possession details. It forms part of the land records maintained by the Revenue Department and is often required during agricultural land transactions, inheritance verification, mutation checks, and loan processing.

The Certified 8A Extract Gujarat, commonly known as 8A Utara or Village Form 8A Gujarat, is an officially issued 8A Land Record Gujarat document that provides ownership details linked to Khata number. It includes total land holdings, revenue assessment, and ownership entries maintained under Gujarat Land Record 8A system.

A Certified Satbara (7/12 Utara) in Gujarat is an official land record that provides authenticated details of land ownership, survey number, area, land classification, crop details, and land usage. It is one of the most important revenue records and forms the backbone of land ownership verification in Gujarat.

A Certified Ferfar (6A) in Gujarat is an official land record that provides authenticated details of property ownership, survey number, and land classification. It forms part of the legal title records of a property and is often required during property transactions, inheritance verification, and loan processing.