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Check who owns a piece of land before you pay for it. Each province keeps its own record; choose a region to see where to check it.
ICT Administration and CDA
Fard for land in Islamabad Capital Territory can now be applied for online through the government's Pak App, or at a Citizen Facilitation Desk. For a plot in a private scheme, first check the scheme with the CDA.
Punjab Land Records Authority (PLRA)
Computerised Fard and mutation (Intiqal) services across the province, Rawalpindi included. Online, or at an Arazi Record Centre.
Board of Revenue Sindh
The computerised land record and the property register, kept by the Board of Revenue and open online.
Board of Revenue KP
e-Fard with a QR code to verify it, after NADRA biometric checks. Online, through the Dastak app, or at a NADRA e-Sahulat centre. Coverage is still being extended across districts.
Board of Revenue Balochistan
The land record is still being computerised. Until it is online, ask for the Fard at the tehsil or Patwari office.
Each region's page links to its official government websites. Those are not Bloom Property's; their services, fees and opening hours are set by each department and can change.
Most property fraud is stopped by these, done before any money changes hands.
Get a fresh Fard yourself from the official office or portal, rather than relying on a copy the seller hands you, and check the name and CNIC match the seller's.
Compare the area on the Fard with what you are being sold. Use the area unit converter if one is in Kanal and the other in square feet.
Ask for the mutation (Intiqal) record, to see how the land came to the seller and that no one else holds a share.
For a plot in a housing society, check the society is approved by the CDA or the development authority, and get the allotment or transfer letter from the society office itself.
Register the sale deed at the Sub-Registrar's office, and pay through the bank, never in cash, once you are sure.
What the Patwari and the paperwork mean.