A Certified Copy in Gujarat is an officially issued duplicate of a registered property document from Revenue Department of Gujarat. In this real case study, it helped a property owner clear a boundary-related legal objection, prove his title, and complete a sale that was stuck for over a month.

A Certified Copy is a digitally signed copy of a property’s registered title deed and serves as a legally verified version of the original document, ensuring accuracy and legitimacy. It is issued by the Revenue Department of Gujarat.

A Certified Copy (CC) in Gujarat is an officially issued duplicate of a registered property document available at the Sub-Registrar Office (SRO). It contains all details of a property transaction—such as ownership, registration year, document number—and serves as a valid substitute for the original deed.

The ROR (Record of Rights) is an official land record that details the rights of landholders. It typically includes information such as:

A Certified Copy is a legally verified duplicate of the original document that was registered with the Sub-Registrar Office under the Registration Act, 1908. This certified document confirms that the transaction was recorded officially and can be used in legal, financial, and verification processes.

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.