Bengaluru · Independent public-source guide

Your khata transfer journey

Independent research snapshot · checked 2026-08-30 · Map status: Partially mapped · 0 of 4 routes fully researched

Follow the published route for khata transfer, the places it can stall, and the questions the available public record does not answer.

Key terms
Khata
The municipal account that links a Bengaluru property to its owner and property-tax record.
e-Khata
The digital version of that municipal property record.
Mutation
The municipal update that records a sale, inheritance, or other ownership change.
EPID
Electronic Property Identification number used to search for a property.
e-Aasthi
The public municipal portal used for property searches, e-Khata and mutation information.
How this usually works

A khata transfer updates Bengaluru’s municipal property record after a sale or succession. The public route involves finding the property in e-Aasthi, reviewing deed and eKYC inputs, checking mutation and status screens, and, where shown, reaching the transfer-payment step. Seeing those screens is not proof that a transfer is complete.

Find my path

The atlas’s central finding

What nobody has documented

These are unresolved steps and problems that can leave a citizen stuck because no usable public procedure was found. Routine empty fields and internal research notes are not counted.

  1. A citizen reports receiving a final e-Khata in a prior holder's name and seeing a prior-holder eKYC condition on the online correction path.The underlying cause is not documented. The listed next step is a cautious workaround, not a published resolution.
  2. A citizen reports that an attempted upload produced a repeat re-login error while the next step still required a deed document.The underlying cause is not documented. The listed next step is a cautious workaround, not a published resolution.
  3. A citizen reports uploaded documents with no visible online status and no clear status from visited offices.The underlying cause is not documented. The listed next step is a cautious workaround, not a published resolution.
  4. Citizen accounts describe a prior holder's name remaining despite a later physical khata or bifurcated e-Khata state.The underlying cause is not documented. The listed next step is a cautious workaround, not a published resolution.
  5. The public status and pendency pages show blank/no-data defaults, while deed processing and map selection stop before an authenticated or property-specific result.The public material does not say who owns the fix, what evidence resolves it, or how long resolution takes.
Show all 8 gaps
  1. You sign in to continue an e-Khata case, but the public guidance ends before the form, validation rules, and upload result.The public material does not say who owns the fix, what evidence resolves it, or how long resolution takes.
  2. You need to know whether your property can use automatic mutation, but the portal does not show that eligibility before a real case begins.The underlying cause is not documented. The listed next step is a cautious workaround, not a published resolution.
  3. Your mutation is pending or has an objection, but the public view does not explain what happens after you file a response.The underlying cause is not documented. The listed next step is a cautious workaround, not a published resolution.
How to read this pageA status tells you how much of a step is publicly supported. A letter tells you what kind of source supports it.
verifiedSupported by evidence at the stated grade
partialSome of this record is supported; important gaps remain
contestedSources or observed states disagree
unknownNo usable source yet; do not infer the answer
ABinding ruleBCurrent official sourceCOfficial but incomplete or olderDAttributable secondary sourceECitizen evidenceFUncorroborated leadUnknownNo usable source

01 · Start here

Which of these is you?

Choose the closest match. Everything below updates for the path you pick.

Clean sale · 7 of 7 records researched

02 · Trace the records

The records that need to line up for your khata transfer

Choose a record to see what it must show, how you can check it, what can go wrong, and which public sources support the explanation.

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must match
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You’re looking at: Registered sale deed — a document held by e-Aasthi / GBA

Registered sale deed

A document listed by public Final eKhata guidance as additional information for the municipal record.

What this must say before your next step can work

Unknown for a particular property; public guidance lists a registered deed but does not establish universal eligibility or validation.

Check

How can I check it?

Listed Final eKhata input
verified

Public instructions list a registered deed among additional Final eKhata information.

Open linked check ↗
BCurrent official sourceverified

The public e-Aasthi citizen instructions say mobile/OTP login is used to see or download Draft eKhata; the draft is issued according to the existing BBMP Property Tax Register; additional information for Final eKhata includes a registered deed, Aadhaar-based eKYC, SAS Property Tax Application Number, property photo, and documents proving A-Khata, with an encumbrance certificate noted when immediate sale or transfer is planned.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

This is a published checklist and route description, not evidence that every property must supply every listed item or that an upload will be accepted.

Draft eKhata login boundary
verified

The public page shows Mobile Number, Captcha, Captcha Answer, and OTP controls and says mobile-and-OTP login is used to see or download Draft eKhata.

Open linked check ↗
BCurrent official sourceverified

The public e-Aasthi citizen page displays Mobile Number, Captcha, Captcha Answer, and an OTP-get control, and states that mobile-and-OTP login is used to see or download a property's Draft eKhata.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

Direct unauthenticated observation on 2026-08-30. The OTP control was not activated and no login, identifier, or property was supplied.

Current-year tax notice
verified

The public page tells citizens to ensure current financial-year tax is paid before entering property details for existing records.

Open linked check ↗
BCurrent official sourceverified

The public e-Aasthi citizen login page instructs citizens to ensure that tax for the current financial year is paid before trying to enter property details for existing records.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

This records the page's visible notice only; it does not establish a universal eligibility rule or how tax status is checked.

Failure

What does failure look like?

Incomplete or incorrect documents
partial

BBMP Revenue FAQ guidance says uploading incomplete or incorrect documents can lead to application rejection.

Open linked check ↗
COfficial but incomplete or olderpartial

The BBMP Revenue Department FAQ states that uploading incomplete or incorrect documents can lead to rejection of a Khatha-service application.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

The official page is legacy/undated and does not say how a current e-Aasthi rejection is displayed or whether reapplication is allowed.

Fraudulent document or dispute condition
verified

The Form 24 e-Khata order template makes transfer subject to cancellation under section 150 if submitted documents are fraudulent or a dispute arises.

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ABinding ruleverified

Form 24 in the BBMP Property Tax Assessment, Recovery and Management Rules, 2024 makes a Khatha transfer subject to cancellation under section 150 of the BBMP Act if the submitted documents are found fraudulent or a dispute arises.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

Conditional Form 24 safeguard only; it is not evidence of a live cancellation, sale-deed failure, or portal-review sequence.

Registered-deed number absent from EC
partial

The public Upload EC route states that an application will not be processed if its registered-deed number is not in the submitted EC.

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BCurrent official sourcepartial

The public e-Aasthi Upload EC Document route says an application will not be processed when the registered-deed number is not present in the submitted Encumbrance Certificate.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

Current public instruction observed 2026-08-30. No property identifier, EC, or application was supplied, so no case-specific rejection was observed.

Recovery

What can I do next?

Contact respective ARO for EC fetch issue
partial

The public Upload EC route directs a user unable to fetch EC details to contact the respective Assistant Revenue Officer.

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Where this comes from

Every statement above, with its source and how strong that source is

Show the sources for this record
BCurrent official sourceverified

The public e-Aasthi citizen instructions say mobile/OTP login is used to see or download Draft eKhata; the draft is issued according to the existing BBMP Property Tax Register; additional information for Final eKhata includes a registered deed, Aadhaar-based eKYC, SAS Property Tax Application Number, property photo, and documents proving A-Khata, with an encumbrance certificate noted when immediate sale or transfer is planned.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

This is a published checklist and route description, not evidence that every property must supply every listed item or that an upload will be accepted.

UnknownNo usable sourceunknown

No reviewed public official page establishes a complete current sequence from registered deed to Automatic Mutation, Final eKhata order, payment, download, and municipal record update, or a service-level time for that sequence.

Interpretation from sourcesBengaluru, Karnataka, India

Form 24 describes an approved-order effect, and public pages expose separate services; the connection and timing remain unverified.

No source is linked to this statement. It is explicitly marked Unknown.
COfficial but incomplete or olderpartial

The BBMP Revenue Department FAQ states that uploading incomplete or incorrect documents can lead to rejection of a Khatha-service application.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

The official page is legacy/undated and does not say how a current e-Aasthi rejection is displayed or whether reapplication is allowed.

ABinding ruleverified

Form 24 in the BBMP Property Tax Assessment, Recovery and Management Rules, 2024 makes a Khatha transfer subject to cancellation under section 150 of the BBMP Act if the submitted documents are found fraudulent or a dispute arises.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

Conditional Form 24 safeguard only; it is not evidence of a live cancellation, sale-deed failure, or portal-review sequence.

BCurrent official sourcepartial

The public e-Aasthi Upload EC Document route says an application will not be processed when the registered-deed number is not present in the submitted Encumbrance Certificate.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

Current public instruction observed 2026-08-30. No property identifier, EC, or application was supplied, so no case-specific rejection was observed.

UnknownNo usable sourceunknown

The public Draft/Final eKhata instructions list a registered deed as an input, but the unauthenticated route exposes no deed-validation error, rejection text, or public recovery route; those outcomes are Unknown without login and upload.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

The public login page was inspected; no login, upload, or validation action was attempted.

No source is linked to this statement. It is explicitly marked Unknown.
BCurrent official sourceverified

The public e-Aasthi citizen page displays Mobile Number, Captcha, Captcha Answer, and an OTP-get control, and states that mobile-and-OTP login is used to see or download a property's Draft eKhata.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

Direct unauthenticated observation on 2026-08-30. The OTP control was not activated and no login, identifier, or property was supplied.

BCurrent official sourceverified

The public e-Aasthi citizen login page instructs citizens to ensure that tax for the current financial year is paid before trying to enter property details for existing records.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

This records the page's visible notice only; it does not establish a universal eligibility rule or how tax status is checked.

How one step leads to the next

What has to happen before the next step

These links show how the available sources connect the records for this situation. A dashed card means the link comes from citizen reports or has no published official procedure.

leads topartial
Registered sale deedMunicipal mutation

The public mutation report includes registered-deed or mutation-application date and mutation basis; a universal automatic transition is not established.

BCurrent official sourceUnknownNo usable source
leads topartial
Municipal mutationFinal e-Khata

Form 24 describes a verified transfer order recording the name in the property-tax register and eKhata; the live portal sequence is not established.

COfficial but incomplete or olderUnknownNo usable source
must matchpartial
Final e-KhataProperty ePID

Public e-Aasthi search, report, and status pages accept a property ePID; issuance or ownership-update mapping is not established.

BCurrent official sourceUnknownNo usable source

03 · The steps, as far as the evidence goes

Public boundary for a Bengaluru khata transfer after sale

partial

Unauthenticated inspection of e-Aasthi municipal pages for a buyer with a possible registered deed. No property identifier, login, upload, payment, objection, or application submission was used.

  1. 01
    Public e-Aasthi property search

    Open citizen entry

    Open the public e-Aasthi citizen entry.

    Expected resultPublic search controls and links for Draft/Final eKhata, Automatic Mutations, and status are visible.
    verified
  2. 02
    Public e-Aasthi property search

    Choose a public search key

    Use Ward Name/Number, property ePID, or SAS Property Tax ID if an authorized user has one.

    Expected resultThe corresponding public lookup input is available; a property result is not assumed.
    verified
  3. 03
    Missing-property eKhata route

    Branch if property is absent

    If the public search does not find the property, follow the visible Do Not Find My Property eKhata route.

    Expected resultThe portal says the corporation will check and revert; fields, response, and timing remain unobserved.
    verified
  4. 04
    Final e-Khata

    Review Final eKhata guidance

    Read the public Draft/Final eKhata instructions and listed deed/eKYC/property-document inputs.

    Expected resultThe listed inputs and mobile/OTP login boundary are visible; acceptance is not established.
    partial
  5. 05
    Municipal mutation

    View Automatic Mutation route

    Open the public eKhata Automatic Mutations entry and pending-mutation report.

    Expected resultA mutation route and report columns for deed basis, parties, EPID, pending-with-whom, and objection are visible.
    verified
  6. 06
    eKhata application status

    Check status route boundary

    Open the public eKhata Application Status screen; do not enter an EPID.

    Expected resultThe page accepts an EPID and shows status columns and the helpline, but no case-specific status is known.
    verified
  7. 07
    Khatha transfer payment

    Observe transfer-payment next step

    Read the public Khatha Transfer payment screen and its notices without supplying applicant or payment data.

    Expected resultProperty/applicant/amount fields and payment modes are visible; applicable amount and timing remain Unknown.
    partial
  8. 08
    Final e-Khata

    Recognize order outcome boundary

    Use Form 24 only as an official order-template reference.

    Expected resultThe template describes a verified transfer being recorded in the property-tax register/eKhata; it does not prove the live journey completed.
    partial
Where one step passes into another
Registered sale deedMunicipal mutationpartial

A registered deed is listed in Final eKhata guidance and the mutation report exposes registered-deed basis/date, but a universal automatic transition is Unknown.

Municipal mutationFinal e-Khatapartial

Form 24 describes a verified transfer-order effect; the live portal order, review, and timing are not publicly established.

Property ePIDeKhata application statusverified

The public status route accepts EPID, but no property-specific status lookup was made.

Problems linked to this route
Recovery notes
  • Missing-property recovery is visibly routed to Do Not Find My Property eKhata, but no request was submitted.
  • Payment notices route bank failure/auto-refund to the bank and deducted-but-not-updated e-Aasthi payments to the ARO with details.
  • The eKhata status page publishes helpline 9480683695; no case-specific response was obtained.
What the public instructions leave unclear
  • Current official pages expose several public entries and labels but do not publish a single verified end-to-end khata transfer/mutation sequence.
  • The public citizen instructions are useful for listed inputs and next steps; post-login fields, validation, objection handling, and service timing remain Unknown.
  • Form 24 is an official order template and should not be mistaken for a live application receipt or outcome.
  • Stated limitation from the independent audit: IND-45 public views establish interface boundaries, not a submitted case result; the Form 24 safeguard is conditional, and citizen accounts are not general portal rules.

04 · What goes wrong, and why

Problems found in the public route

4 researched problems are linked to this path. Conflicting accounts stay visible so a generic error can be traced back to the record that may be causing it.

R01
documentationunknown

Automatic-mutation eligibility is not exposed publicly

The citizen portal exposes Automatic Mutations and the report exposes mutation bases, but no individual property was checked.

Likely cause
Unknown; the reviewed public pages do not publish eligibility, manual-versus-automatic branching, or correction rules.
What you can try next
Use the public EPID/status and mutation-report surfaces only for an authorized case; seek official case-specific guidance if the row or eligibility is absent.
See evidence
BCurrent official sourceverified

The public e-Aasthi Pending Mutation Report is headed Aadhar based Automatic Mutation and exposes fields for the registered-deed or mutation-application date, basis of mutation (including registered deed, inheritance, court order, or bank order), property EPID, seller/giving party, purchaser/receiving party, public-notice date, pending-with-whom state, and File Objection.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

The public table observed No Data Available. The exposed columns are not proof that every mutation uses every basis or that a listed pending state is an error.

UnknownNo usable sourceunknown

The reviewed public municipal pages do not establish which properties or registered deeds qualify for Automatic Mutation, when manual mutation is required, or whether a displayed EPID proves that ownership has been updated.

Interpretation from sourcesBengaluru, Karnataka, India

The public service/report labels establish routes and fields, not eligibility rules or universal sequence.

No source is linked to this statement. It is explicitly marked Unknown.
R02
processunknown

Draft/Final eKhata form and upload outcome are login-gated

The public page directs mobile/OTP login and lists Final eKhata uploads, but the authenticated form and validation state are not visible in this pass.

Likely cause
Authentication and property-specific context are required; no access-control bypass was attempted.
What you can try next
Treat the public checklist as a shelf reference only. The exact field, upload, rejection, and status path remains Unknown until a user completes an authorized session.
See evidence
BCurrent official sourceverified

The public e-Aasthi citizen instructions say mobile/OTP login is used to see or download Draft eKhata; the draft is issued according to the existing BBMP Property Tax Register; additional information for Final eKhata includes a registered deed, Aadhaar-based eKYC, SAS Property Tax Application Number, property photo, and documents proving A-Khata, with an encumbrance certificate noted when immediate sale or transfer is planned.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

This is a published checklist and route description, not evidence that every property must supply every listed item or that an upload will be accepted.

UnknownNo usable sourceunknown

The unauthenticated public pages do not establish the complete post-login Draft/Final eKhata form, current field-level validation, document rejection messages, or upload-to-status next step for a particular property.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

Mobile/OTP login and listed uploads are visible, but this pass did not authenticate, transmit data, upload documents, or submit a request.

No source is linked to this statement. It is explicitly marked Unknown.
R03
infrastructureverified

Payment deducted but municipal record not updated

The public payment/download notices identify a state where payment has been deducted but is not updated in e-Aasthi.

Likely cause
Unknown; the notice does not distinguish bank failure, auto-refund, or municipal reconciliation delay.
What you can try next
Contact the respective bank for payment failure/auto-refund and contact the ARO with details when a deducted payment is not updated; refund timing and evidence requirements are Unknown.
See evidence
BCurrent official sourceverified

The public e-Aasthi khata payment/download notices say BBMP is not responsible for online-payment failure or auto-refund and direct a user to contact the bank; when money is deducted but not updated in e-Aasthi, the notice directs the user to contact the ARO with details.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

The notices expose a recovery next step only; they do not establish refund timing, evidence requirements, or an online escalation form.

R04
processunknown

Default public views do not expose a case outcome

The public status and pendency pages show blank/no-data defaults, while deed processing and map selection stop before an authenticated or property-specific result.

Likely cause
No EPID, property, filter, location, login, upload, or submission was used in this public-only pass.
What you can try next
Use the published non-submission next steps (eKhata helpline and any visible official report route) when a real case is authorised; validation, rejection, property result, and resolution timing remain Unknown here.
See evidence
UnknownNo usable sourceunknown

The public Draft/Final eKhata instructions list a registered deed as an input, but the unauthenticated route exposes no deed-validation error, rejection text, or public recovery route; those outcomes are Unknown without login and upload.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

The public login page was inspected; no login, upload, or validation action was attempted.

No source is linked to this statement. It is explicitly marked Unknown.
UnknownNo usable sourceunknown

The reviewed public ward/property map page does not establish what property result, ward assignment, validation error, or Draft eKhata next step follows entering a location or selecting a property; those outcomes are Unknown.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

No location or property was entered.

No source is linked to this statement. It is explicitly marked Unknown.
BCurrent official sourceverified

The public eKhatha Application Status page exposes an EPID input with SEARCH STATUS and RESET, shows status/routing/date/remarks headings, and renders the literal default row No Data Available when no EPID is entered; it also publishes waiting-list guidance and helpline 9480683695.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

No EPID was entered; the default no-data row is not a property-specific outcome.

BCurrent official sourcepartial

On 2026-08-30, clicking the visible DO NOT FIND MY PROPERTY EKHATA link on the public e-Aasthi citizen entry without entering data left the URL at /citizen_core/ and revealed no public form, confirmation, error, or response.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

This records the observed public interaction only; it does not establish that the route is universally broken or that no authenticated route exists.

05 · Check our sources

Sources for Clean sale

The letter shows source strength, not whether a statement will apply to every case.

Show the sources
COfficial but incomplete or olderpartial

Section 149(1) of the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike Act, 2020 states that the transferor and transferee must give notice of a title transfer to the Chief Commissioner within three months after execution, registration, or the transfer being effected, as applicable.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

Direct reading of the official Act text. This claim is not a complete current-law compilation; check later amendments and any statutory exemption before using it as current advice. The original official endpoint is currently unavailable; this claim is retained as incomplete historical/public evidence, not a current complete procedure.

COfficial but incomplete or olderpartial

Section 149(2) of the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike Act, 2020 states that the person receiving title as heir or otherwise after the death of the person primarily liable must give notice of the transfer within one year from the death.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

Statutory timing only; it does not identify the current submission channel or required successor documents. The original official endpoint is currently unavailable; this claim is retained as incomplete historical/public evidence, not a current complete procedure.

COfficial but incomplete or olderpartial

Section 149(3) of the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike Act, 2020 states that when the transfer comes to the Chief Commissioner's or authorised officer's knowledge through notice or otherwise, the transferee's name is to be entered in the property-tax register.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

The section describes the statutory register outcome; it does not prove that a specific property has been updated. The original official endpoint is currently unavailable; this claim is retained as incomplete historical/public evidence, not a current complete procedure.

COfficial but incomplete or olderpartial

Rule 10(1)(a) of the BBMP Property Tax Assessment, Recovery and Management Rules, 2024 provides mutation information from a Sub-Registrar intimation slip in Form 18, an authorised-officer or court order, or information supplied by an interested person, with the information recorded in the prescribed mutation registers.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

Published legal/administrative intake routes; the rule does not establish which route a given property or live portal will expose. The original official endpoint is currently unavailable; this claim is retained as incomplete historical/public evidence, not a current complete procedure.

COfficial but incomplete or olderpartial

Rule 10 of the BBMP Property Tax Assessment, Recovery and Management Rules, 2024 specifies Form 21 for an inheritor, survivor, or successor after death, and Form 22 for a registered deed where the Sub-Registrar intimation slip has not reached BBMP; Form 22 requires a certified copy of the registered deed.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

The forms are prescribed by the rules; no current blank public Form 21/22 submission screen was inspected. The original official endpoint is currently unavailable; this claim is retained as incomplete historical/public evidence, not a current complete procedure.

COfficial but incomplete or olderpartial

Rule 10(2) of the BBMP Property Tax Assessment, Recovery and Management Rules, 2024 provides for immediate publication of mutation information in Form 23 and individual notice to concerned parties, with at least fifteen days to file objections.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

The rule sets a published objection opportunity; it does not prove that notice was issued for any particular property. The original official endpoint is currently unavailable; this claim is retained as incomplete historical/public evidence, not a current complete procedure.

COfficial but incomplete or olderpartial

Rule 10(3) of the BBMP Property Tax Assessment, Recovery and Management Rules, 2024 states that if no objection is received within fifteen days of service of notice, the Assistant Revenue Officer or authorised officer certifies the mutation and the e-Khata order is issued in Form 24.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

This is a conditional rule, not a promise of approval or a service-level timeline. The original official endpoint is currently unavailable; this claim is retained as incomplete historical/public evidence, not a current complete procedure.

COfficial but incomplete or olderpartial

The Form 24 specimen in the BBMP Property Tax Assessment, Recovery and Management Rules, 2024 is an e-Khata order that records approval after verification, transfer of the name in the property-tax register, and the resulting property-tax/e-Khata fields.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

Specimen-form content describes an order record; it is not evidence that the order has issued for a particular property. The original official endpoint is currently unavailable; this claim is retained as incomplete historical/public evidence, not a current complete procedure.

COfficial but incomplete or olderpartial

The BBMP Revenue Department's published Khatha Services page lists a sale deed, current-year tax-paid receipt, and an Encumbrance Certificate in Form 15 from the sale-deed date to the current date for Khatha Transfer through sale deed.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

Current official page observation, but it is undated and does not state whether the list is exhaustive or reconciled with the 2024 rules/e-Aasthi. The original official endpoint is currently unavailable; this claim is retained as incomplete historical/public evidence, not a current complete procedure.

COfficial but incomplete or olderpartial

The BBMP Revenue Department's published Khatha Services page lists a previous title deed or government-agency possession certificate, current-year tax-paid receipt, will, original death certificate, Form 15 Encumbrance Certificate, and—where the will is unregistered—a notarised family tree and family NOC for Khatha Transfer through inheritance with a will.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

Official checklist page; exact acceptance and any newer e-Aasthi requirements are not established. The original official endpoint is currently unavailable; this claim is retained as incomplete historical/public evidence, not a current complete procedure.

COfficial but incomplete or olderpartial

The BBMP Revenue Department FAQ says a title holder of property within BBMP jurisdiction may apply for Khatha in a prescribed form with relevant documents to the concerned Assistant Revenue Officer, and that the prescribed form contains the filing-document list.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

The FAQ is an undated official page and describes an office/prescribed-form route; it does not establish that this is the only current route. The original official endpoint is currently unavailable; this claim is retained as incomplete historical/public evidence, not a current complete procedure.

COfficial but incomplete or olderpartial

The BBMP Revenue Department FAQ states that a change of Khatha requires proof of property tax paid up to date and a Khatha Transfer fee of 2% of the stamp-duty value of the sale deed.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

Published FAQ statement only. It is undated and does not establish the current amount demanded by e-Aasthi for a particular application. The original official endpoint is currently unavailable; this claim is retained as incomplete historical/public evidence, not a current complete procedure.

BCurrent official sourceverified

The current public e-Aasthi citizen page states that Draft eKhata has been issued as per the existing BBMP Property Tax Register and directs citizens to upload additional information online for Final eKhata, including a registered deed and other listed information.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

This establishes what the public guidance says about Draft/Final e-Khata; it does not establish that Final e-Khata is a prerequisite for every mutation route.

BCurrent official sourceverified

A public e-Aasthi page is labelled Online payment for Khatha Transfer and visibly contains property details, mutation type, applicant name/mobile/email fields, a total amount field, and online payment options.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

The generated public endpoint showed blank property/amount values. The observation proves a payment surface exists, not that an application can be initiated there or that payment completes transfer.

BCurrent official sourceverified

The public e-Aasthi Khatha Transfer payment page says BBMP is not responsible for online-payment failure or auto-refund and directs a user whose amount was deducted but not updated in e-Aasthi to contact the Assistant Revenue Officer with details.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

Published payment-recovery instruction only; no refund SLA or case-resolution outcome is stated.

COfficial but incomplete or olderverified

The current Greater Bengaluru Authority public directory lists e-Aasthi and B to A Khata / Single Plot Khata among its e-services and publishes an eKhata/New Khata helpline.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

Directory-level observation; no transfer/mutation procedure, eligibility, or status contract is published on the directory page. Downgraded from Grade B on 2026-08-29: the available citation is a general-site reference rather than claim-specific evidence.

BCurrent official sourceverified

The public e-Aasthi citizen entry exposes search using a Ward Name or Number, Property ePID, or SAS Property Tax ID.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

Only the public controls and instructions were observed; no property-specific search was run.

BCurrent official sourceverified

The public e-Aasthi citizen instructions say mobile/OTP login is used to see or download Draft eKhata; the draft is issued according to the existing BBMP Property Tax Register; additional information for Final eKhata includes a registered deed, Aadhaar-based eKYC, SAS Property Tax Application Number, property photo, and documents proving A-Khata, with an encumbrance certificate noted when immediate sale or transfer is planned.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

This is a published checklist and route description, not evidence that every property must supply every listed item or that an upload will be accepted.

BCurrent official sourceverified

The public e-Aasthi Pending Mutation Report is headed Aadhar based Automatic Mutation and exposes fields for the registered-deed or mutation-application date, basis of mutation (including registered deed, inheritance, court order, or bank order), property EPID, seller/giving party, purchaser/receiving party, public-notice date, pending-with-whom state, and File Objection.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

The public table observed No Data Available. The exposed columns are not proof that every mutation uses every basis or that a listed pending state is an error.

BCurrent official sourceverified

The public e-Khata Application Status page accepts an EPID, displays stage/from/received/sent/sent-to/status/remarks columns, and publishes waiting-list and online-status guidance together with eKhata helpline 9480683695.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

The page also states that applications are sent to the respective corporation outside the sub-division and says not to meet/contact anyone in the corporation. No EPID was entered, so no case-specific status or error was observed.

BCurrent official sourceverified

The public e-Aasthi Khatha Transfer payment screen labels an online payment flow and exposes property details (ward, property ID, mutation type), applicant name/mobile/email, total amount, and card, UPI, and net-banking payment modes.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

This verifies an exposed payment screen, not the applicable fee, a completed mutation, or when payment is demanded. No applicant or payment information was supplied.

BCurrent official sourceverified

The public e-Aasthi khata payment/download notices say BBMP is not responsible for online-payment failure or auto-refund and direct a user to contact the bank; when money is deducted but not updated in e-Aasthi, the notice directs the user to contact the ARO with details.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

The notices expose a recovery next step only; they do not establish refund timing, evidence requirements, or an online escalation form.

COfficial but incomplete or olderpartial

The official BBMP-hosted 2024 Form 24 e-Khata Order template says that after due-process verification based on submitted documents, the name is transferred and recorded in the property-tax register and the property-tax records and eKhata stand as stated in the order.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

The document is an official order template. It does not prove that a current portal application follows the template, nor provide a live approval time or property-specific result. The original official endpoint is currently unavailable; this claim is retained as incomplete historical/public evidence, not a current complete procedure.

UnknownNo usable sourceunknown

The unauthenticated public pages do not establish the complete post-login Draft/Final eKhata form, current field-level validation, document rejection messages, or upload-to-status next step for a particular property.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

Mobile/OTP login and listed uploads are visible, but this pass did not authenticate, transmit data, upload documents, or submit a request.

No source is linked to this statement. It is explicitly marked Unknown.
UnknownNo usable sourceunknown

The reviewed public municipal pages do not establish which properties or registered deeds qualify for Automatic Mutation, when manual mutation is required, or whether a displayed EPID proves that ownership has been updated.

Interpretation from sourcesBengaluru, Karnataka, India

The public service/report labels establish routes and fields, not eligibility rules or universal sequence.

No source is linked to this statement. It is explicitly marked Unknown.
UnknownNo usable sourceunknown

No reviewed public official page establishes a complete current sequence from registered deed to Automatic Mutation, Final eKhata order, payment, download, and municipal record update, or a service-level time for that sequence.

Interpretation from sourcesBengaluru, Karnataka, India

Form 24 describes an approved-order effect, and public pages expose separate services; the connection and timing remain unverified.

No source is linked to this statement. It is explicitly marked Unknown.
COfficial but incomplete or olderpartial

The BBMP Revenue Department FAQ states that uploading incomplete or incorrect documents can lead to rejection of a Khatha-service application.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

The official page is legacy/undated and does not say how a current e-Aasthi rejection is displayed or whether reapplication is allowed.

ABinding ruleverified

Form 24 in the BBMP Property Tax Assessment, Recovery and Management Rules, 2024 makes a Khatha transfer subject to cancellation under section 150 of the BBMP Act if the submitted documents are found fraudulent or a dispute arises.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

Conditional Form 24 safeguard only; it is not evidence of a live cancellation, sale-deed failure, or portal-review sequence.

BCurrent official sourcepartial

The public e-Aasthi Upload EC Document route says an application will not be processed when the registered-deed number is not present in the submitted Encumbrance Certificate.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

Current public instruction observed 2026-08-30. No property identifier, EC, or application was supplied, so no case-specific rejection was observed.

BCurrent official sourcepartial

The public eKhata Application Status view displays No Data Available when no result row is present; this does not diagnose an invalid EPID or an ownership state.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

The blank public status view was inspected without entering an EPID. The message is a non-specific empty-result state, not an EPID validation error. The source record is reused from the existing ledger.

UnknownNo usable sourceunknown

After checking the public e-Aasthi property search, eKhata application-status, and Upload EC routes, no official public procedure was found that diagnoses an unresolved or incorrect EPID or provides an EPID-specific correction or recovery path for a clean-sale case.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

The pass checked the public search controls, the blank status result, and the public PropertyId/EC route without entering an identifier. The visible generic helpline and missing-property route are not treated as EPID-specific correction procedures.

No source is linked to this statement. It is explicitly marked Unknown.
BCurrent official sourceverified

The public e-Aasthi citizen page displays Mobile Number, Captcha, Captcha Answer, and an OTP-get control, and states that mobile-and-OTP login is used to see or download a property's Draft eKhata.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

Direct unauthenticated observation on 2026-08-30. The OTP control was not activated and no login, identifier, or property was supplied.

BCurrent official sourceverified

The public e-Aasthi citizen login page instructs citizens to ensure that tax for the current financial year is paid before trying to enter property details for existing records.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

This records the page's visible notice only; it does not establish a universal eligibility rule or how tax status is checked.

BCurrent official sourceverified

The public eKhatha Application Status page exposes an EPID input with SEARCH STATUS and RESET, shows status/routing/date/remarks headings, and renders the literal default row No Data Available when no EPID is entered; it also publishes waiting-list guidance and helpline 9480683695.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

No EPID was entered; the default no-data row is not a property-specific outcome.

UnknownNo usable sourceunknown

The reviewed public ward/property map page does not establish what property result, ward assignment, validation error, or Draft eKhata next step follows entering a location or selecting a property; those outcomes are Unknown.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

No location or property was entered.

No source is linked to this statement. It is explicitly marked Unknown.
UnknownNo usable sourceunknown

The public Draft/Final eKhata instructions list a registered deed as an input, but the unauthenticated route exposes no deed-validation error, rejection text, or public recovery route; those outcomes are Unknown without login and upload.

Read directly in a sourceBengaluru, Karnataka, India

The public login page was inspected; no login, upload, or validation action was attempted.

No source is linked to this statement. It is explicitly marked Unknown.

What official documentation exists — and where it stops

What official documentation exists — and where it stops

15 documents · 2 general references · 6 citizen accounts · 8 missing procedures. Sources are grouped by specificity: each URL appears once; general references are starting points, and citizen accounts are reported experience.

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Specific documents

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BBMP Property Tax Assessment, Recovery and Management Rules, 2024 — Form 24 e-Khata OrderGovernment of Karnataka / Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike · accessed 2026-08-31 · Grade A

What it covers: A specific public document or page used to support this entry.

Cited for: Rule 10(1)(a) of the BBMP Property Tax Assessment, Recovery and Management Rules, 2024 provides mutation information from a Sub-Registrar intimation slip in Form 18, an authorised-officer or court order, or information supplied by an interested person, with the information recorded in the prescribed mutation registers. · Rule 10 of the BBMP Property Tax Assessment, Recovery and Management Rules, 2024 specifies Form 21 for an inheritor, survivor, or successor after death, and Form 22 for a registered deed where the Sub-Registrar intimation slip has not reached BBMP; Form 22 requires a certified copy of the registered deed. · +5 more statements

Where it stops: Official Gazette/rules PDF. Form 24 states that a Khatha transfer is subject to cancellation under section 150 of the BBMP Act if submitted documents are found fraudulent or a dispute arises. This is a conditional order-template safeguard, not a property-specific cancellation or live portal outcome.

e-Aasthi Citizen Login — Draft and Final eKhata instructionsBengaluru City Corporations / Government of Karnataka · accessed 2026-08-28 · Grade B

What it covers: A specific public document or page used to support this entry.

Cited for: The current public e-Aasthi citizen page visibly advertises eKhata Automatic Mutations — Get Your Mutation and eKhata Pendency Reports. · The current public e-Aasthi citizen page states that Draft eKhata has been issued as per the existing BBMP Property Tax Register and directs citizens to upload additional information online for Final eKhata, including a registered deed and other listed information. · +5 more statements

Where it stops: Documentation shelf candidate. Covers: mobile/OTP login to see or download Draft eKhata; statement that draft follows the existing BBMP Property Tax Register; listed Final eKhata uploads (registered deed, Aadhaar eKYC, SAS property-tax application number, property photo, A-Khata documents); encumbrance-certificate note for immediate sale/transfer; objection and automatic-mutation entries. Stops: post-login fields, validation, upload acceptance, objection handling, and individual-property outcome were not checked.

e-Aasthi — Online payment for Khatha TransferBengaluru City Corporations / Government of Karnataka · accessed 2026-08-28 · Grade B

What it covers: A specific public document or page used to support this entry.

Cited for: A public e-Aasthi page is labelled Online payment for Khatha Transfer and visibly contains property details, mutation type, applicant name/mobile/email fields, a total amount field, and online payment options. · The public e-Aasthi Khatha Transfer payment page says BBMP is not responsible for online-payment failure or auto-refund and directs a user whose amount was deducted but not updated in e-Aasthi to contact the Assistant Revenue Officer with details.

Where it stops: Current public payment-page observation. Generated ID leaves property and amount values blank in the public view; no payment was attempted.

e-Aasthi Citizen public entry and search guidanceBengaluru City Corporations / Government of Karnataka · accessed 2026-08-28 · Grade B

What it covers: A specific public document or page used to support this entry.

Cited for: The public e-Aasthi citizen entry exposes search using a Ward Name or Number, Property ePID, or SAS Property Tax ID. · The public e-Aasthi search tells a user who does not find the property to click Do Not Find My Property eKhata so the Bengaluru City Corporation can check and revert. · +1 more statements

Where it stops: Documentation shelf candidate. Covers: public search instructions, Ward/SAS property-tax ID/property ePID search, the Do Not Find My Property eKhata route, and the public mutation entry. Stops: no property-specific result, eligibility, submission, review outcome, or turnaround was checked. IND-54: no claim-specific public URL could be located and verified on 2026-08-31; retained solely as a Grade C general-site reference.

e-Aasthi public eKhata searchBengaluru City Corporations / Government of Karnataka · accessed 2026-08-28 · Grade B

What it covers: A specific public document or page used to support this entry.

Cited for: The public e-Aasthi citizen entry exposes search using a Ward Name or Number, Property ePID, or SAS Property Tax ID. · The public e-Aasthi search tells a user who does not find the property to click Do Not Find My Property eKhata so the Bengaluru City Corporation can check and revert.

Where it stops: Documentation shelf candidate. Covers: public lookup by Ward Name/Number, property ePID, or SAS Property Tax ID and the missing-property eKhata route. Stops: no test property or search submission was used, so result contents and property-specific recovery are Unknown.

e-Aasthi Pending Mutation ReportBengaluru City Corporations / Government of Karnataka · accessed 2026-08-28 · Grade B

What it covers: A specific public document or page used to support this entry.

Cited for: The public e-Aasthi citizen instructions say a citizen can file an objection not to issue Final eKhata on a property, and the public pending-mutation report exposes a File Objection label. · The public e-Aasthi Pending Mutation Report is headed Aadhar based Automatic Mutation and exposes fields for the registered-deed or mutation-application date, basis of mutation (including registered deed, inheritance, court order, or bank order), property EPID, seller/giving party, purchaser/receiving party, public-notice date, pending-with-whom state, and File Objection. · +1 more statements

Where it stops: Documentation shelf candidate. Covers: public Aadhar-based Automatic Mutation report, WardName/Search Type controls, registered-deed or mutation-application date, basis of mutation, property EPID, seller/giving party, purchaser/receiving party, public-notice date, pending-with-whom field, and File Objection label. Stops: the observed table showed No Data Available; no property or objection was submitted.

eKhata Application StatusBengaluru City Corporations / Government of Karnataka · accessed 2026-08-28 · Grade B

What it covers: A specific public document or page used to support this entry.

Cited for: The public e-Khata Application Status page accepts an EPID, displays stage/from/received/sent/sent-to/status/remarks columns, and publishes waiting-list and online-status guidance together with eKhata helpline 9480683695. · The public eKhata Application Status view displays No Data Available when no result row is present; this does not diagnose an invalid EPID or an ownership state. · +1 more statements

Where it stops: Documentation shelf candidate. Covers: public EPID status lookup, stage/from/received/sent/sent-to/status/remarks columns, waiting-list disposition wording, and eKhata helpline 9480683695. Stops: no EPID was entered, so no case status or error response was observed.

Online payment for Khatha TransferBengaluru City Corporations / Government of Karnataka · accessed 2026-08-28 · Grade B

What it covers: A specific public document or page used to support this entry.

Cited for: The public e-Aasthi Khatha Transfer payment screen labels an online payment flow and exposes property details (ward, property ID, mutation type), applicant name/mobile/email, total amount, and card, UPI, and net-banking payment modes. · The public e-Aasthi khata payment/download notices say BBMP is not responsible for online-payment failure or auto-refund and direct a user to contact the bank; when money is deducted but not updated in e-Aasthi, the notice directs the user to contact the ARO with details.

Where it stops: Documentation shelf candidate. Covers: public payment screen labels for property details (ward, property ID, mutation type), applicant name/mobile/email, total amount, cards/UPI/net banking, convenience charges, and payment-failure notices. Stops: the page requires a property-specific context for populated values; no applicant data, payment, or token was used.

Online Khatha Download (BBMP)Bengaluru City Corporations / Government of Karnataka · accessed 2026-08-28 · Grade B

What it covers: A specific public document or page used to support this entry.

Cited for: The public e-Aasthi khata payment/download notices say BBMP is not responsible for online-payment failure or auto-refund and direct a user to contact the bank; when money is deducted but not updated in e-Aasthi, the notice directs the user to contact the ARO with details.

Where it stops: Documentation shelf candidate. Covers: public property-number download entry, already-paid download route, ARO contact path for a deducted-but-not-updated payment, and Revenue contact details. Stops: no property number or payment lookup was attempted, so download eligibility and record contents are Unknown.

E-AASTHI APPLICATION PROCESS FLOWBengaluru City Corporations / Government of Karnataka · accessed 2026-08-28 · Grade Unknown

What it covers: A specific public document or page used to support this entry.

Where it stops: Documentation shelf candidate. Covers: an official process-flow page exists. Stops: the public page exposes the flow primarily as an image, so individual step labels and current transfer/mutation branching were not transcribed as verified claims.

e-Aasthi circulars and office ordersBengaluru City Corporations / Government of Karnataka · accessed 2026-08-28 · Grade Unknown

What it covers: A specific public document or page used to support this entry.

Where it stops: Documentation shelf candidate. Covers: official circular/order index and links to e-Aasthi implementation material. Stops: no particular circular was relied upon for the workflow claims in this next step; applicability of listed historic orders is not established.

BBMP Revenue Department — Khatha services FAQ (document rejection guidance)Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike, Revenue Department · accessed 2026-08-30 · Grade C

What it covers: A specific public document or page used to support this entry.

Cited for: The BBMP Revenue Department FAQ states that uploading incomplete or incorrect documents can lead to rejection of a Khatha-service application.

Where it stops: Official Revenue Department FAQ page. It states that uploading incomplete or incorrect documents can lead to rejection and describes a six-step Khatha-service sequence. The page is legacy/undated and does not establish current e-Aasthi validation or a reapplication procedure.

e-Aasthi — Upload EC DocumentBengaluru City Corporations / Government of Karnataka · accessed 2026-08-30 · Grade B

What it covers: A specific public document or page used to support this entry.

Cited for: The public e-Aasthi Upload EC Document route says an application will not be processed when the registered-deed number is not present in the submitted Encumbrance Certificate. · The public e-Aasthi Upload EC Document route directs a user who is unable to fetch EC details to contact the respective Assistant Revenue Officer.

Where it stops: Current public portal observation. The route exposes a PropertyId/ePID lookup and EC upload. It states that an application will not be processed when the registered-deed number is not in the submitted EC, and directs a user unable to fetch EC details to contact the respective ARO. No identifier, file, or submission was used.

e-Aasthi Pendance Report — current public observationBengaluru City Corporations / Government of Karnataka · accessed 2026-08-30 · Grade B

What it covers: A specific public document or page used to support this entry.

Cited for: The public e-Aasthi Pendance Report exposes Zone/ARO and Zone/Ward report choices, Zone Name, ARO Name, Ward Name, SEARCH and RESET controls, and a default No data available table without any filter being entered.

Where it stops: Unauthenticated report displays the heading Pendance Report as on - (the date value is blank), Zone/ARO and Zone/Ward report radios, Zone Name, ARO Name, Ward Name, SEARCH and RESET controls, and a default No data available table. No filter was filled or searched.

e-Aasthi ward/property map selection — current public observationBengaluru City Corporations / Government of Karnataka · accessed 2026-08-30 · Grade B

What it covers: A specific public document or page used to support this entry.

Cited for: The public e-Aasthi ward/property map page exposes Select your Property, an Enter a location textbox, a Go control, and a map before a property or location is selected.

Where it stops: Unauthenticated page displays Select your Property, Enter a location, Go, and a map. No location, property, or map control was used.

General references

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General-site reference — The Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike Act, 2020Government of Karnataka / India Code · accessed 2026-08-28 · Grade C

General reference: This is a starting point, not a source specific to one step.

Cited for: Section 149(1) of the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike Act, 2020 states that the transferor and transferee must give notice of a title transfer to the Chief Commissioner within three months after execution, registration, or the transfer being effected, as applicable. · Section 149(2) of the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike Act, 2020 states that the person receiving title as heir or otherwise after the death of the person primarily liable must give notice of the transfer within one year from the death. · +1 more statements

Where it stops: Official Act text. Sections 149 and 150 are directly relevant to title-transfer notice, register entry, and review. The text should be checked against subsequent amendments before being presented as a complete current compilation. Legacy official endpoint was unavailable in the 2026-08-28 citation check; this live official entry point identifies the responsible service but does not reproduce every captured detail. This is a general-site reference, not claim-specific evidence. A more specific public document or endpoint was not verified on 2026-08-29; wording that depends only on this source is retained at Grade C or Unknown. IND-54: no claim-specific public URL could be located and verified on 2026-08-31; retained solely as a Grade C general-site reference.

General-site reference — Revenue Department — Documents Required for Khatha ServicesBruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike, Revenue Department · accessed 2026-08-28 · Grade C

General reference: This is a starting point, not a source specific to one step.

Cited for: The BBMP Revenue Department's published Khatha Services page lists a sale deed, current-year tax-paid receipt, and an Encumbrance Certificate in Form 15 from the sale-deed date to the current date for Khatha Transfer through sale deed. · The BBMP Revenue Department's published Khatha Services page lists a previous title deed or government-agency possession certificate, current-year tax-paid receipt, will, original death certificate, Form 15 Encumbrance Certificate, and—where the will is unregistered—a notarised family tree and family NOC for Khatha Transfer through inheritance with a will. · +3 more statements

Where it stops: Official published checklist page; undated and not reconciled on-page with the 2024 rules or current e-Aasthi implementation. Legacy official endpoint was unavailable in the 2026-08-28 citation check; this live official entry point identifies the responsible service but does not reproduce every captured detail. This is a general-site reference, not claim-specific evidence. A more specific public document or endpoint was not verified on 2026-08-29; wording that depends only on this source is retained at Grade C or Unknown. IND-54: no claim-specific public URL could be located and verified on 2026-08-31; retained solely as a Grade C general-site reference.

Citizen accounts

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Finally I got Ekhata yesterday, costed 125₹r/bangalore (Reddit) · accessed 2026-08-28 · Grade E

Reported experience: This is a public first-person account, not an official document.

Cited for: One citizen reported having a physical khata in their own name while the draft e-Khata displayed a previous owner's name. · The same citizen reported submitting a request to invalidate an existing e-Khata application and then reapplying with their khata document, after which they obtained an e-Khata.

Where it stops: First-person report. It describes one property and a reported recovery; it does not establish portal rules, fees, document acceptance, or a generally available municipal remedy.

E Khata transfer stuckr/Bengaluru (Reddit) · accessed 2026-08-28 · Grade E

Reported experience: This is a public first-person account, not an official document.

Cited for: One citizen reported that their application showed documents uploaded but did not expose a status online, and that visits to multiple BBMP offices did not clarify its state. · In a follow-up to the statusless application report, the citizen said the application was rejected for a missing document and advised reapplying based on the stated reason.

Where it stops: First-person post and follow-up. It provides an account of unavailable status after uploads, then a later reported rejection for a missing document. It does not identify the portal state, office, or cause for other applications.

Anybody here who can help me with E Khata transfer / Mutation?r/BangaloreRealEstates (Reddit) · accessed 2026-08-28 · Grade F

Reported experience: This is a public first-person account, not an official document.

Cited for: One buyer with a bifurcated e-Khata in a prior holder's name stated that their manual-khata registration case would not mutate automatically.

Where it stops: First-person account of a buyer whose bifurcated e-Khata remained in a previous holder's name; the poster says their manual-khata registration case would not mutate automatically. The proposed automatic-mutation route in a reply is not treated as first-person procedure evidence.

Got eKhata through manual application - costed just few bucks and 7 daysr/bangalore (Reddit) · accessed 2026-08-28 · Grade E

Reported experience: This is a public first-person account, not an official document.

Cited for: One citizen reported receiving an e-Khata after filing an application without using an agent.

Where it stops: First-person reported completion after a self-filed application. The account is retained only as a possible recovery lead; the stated document list and timing are not verified requirements or service levels.

E-khaata application glitch with BBMP E-Aasthi portal - whom to contact??r/Bengaluru (Reddit) · accessed 2026-08-30 · Grade E

Reported experience: This is a public first-person account, not an official document.

Cited for: One citizen reported both an upload/validation error and that their e-Khata application did not proceed; this single account does not establish causation or a general defect.

Where it stops: A citizen's first-person report of an e-Aasthi application. It describes a name-mismatch stage, an attempted supporting-document upload, repeat error messages after re-login, and no reported resolution through the initially contacted channels. It does not establish a current portal defect, a document requirement for other cases, an agency response obligation, or a general recovery route. Usernames, local-office detail, contact data, and payment detail are omitted.

Ekhata issue - need helpr/BangaloreRealEstates (Reddit) · accessed 2026-08-30 · Grade E

Reported experience: This is a public first-person account, not an official document.

Cited for: One citizen reported that after a final e-Khata issued in a prior holder's name, the online correction path displayed a condition that the prior holder's eKYC was not complete, leaving the citizen unable to complete that correction online.

Where it stops: A citizen's first-person account of a draft record in a prior holder's name, a rejected mutation component, and a final e-Khata subsequently issued in that prior holder's name. The author reports that the online correction path displayed a prior-holder eKYC condition and that they could not reapply after issuance. This is one account, not evidence of an eKYC rule, mutation sequence, fee rule, final-record effect, or universal correction barrier. Personal and property details are omitted.