Uttar Pradesh implements automatic property mutation system

The Uttar Pradesh government is working to simplify property transactions by linking registration systems with land and ownership records. This initiative aims to enable automatic mutation following property registration, reducing administrative hurdles for buyers and sellers.

Currently, 56.57 lakh properties are registered on the e-NagarSewa portal, which generates 17-digit unique property IDs for identification and tax assessment. This ID generation has been completed in 71 of the state’s 75 urban local bodies. To further establish ownership details, the government is integrating records under the NAKSHA project to provide Urban Property Cards for individual properties.

The e-NagarSewa and NAKSHA databases have been connected via an application programming interface (API) to allow real-time information exchange. The government has set a target of December 31, 2026, to complete work in 10 selected urban local bodies under the NAKSHA project. Additionally, a committee will prepare recommendations for online authentication and the integration of revenue records, while Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) will be developed to handle disputed records or unavailable documentation.