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.

Reddi Garu Lands were traditional land assignments given to - Village headmen (Reddi/Reddi Garu), Administrators responsible for village order and revenue collection. These lands were typically service tenure lands, meaning they were granted for performing administrative duties.