If your name has changed due to marriage, legal correction, or personal preference, it’s crucial to update it on your property card to avoid disputes and ensure official ownership records reflect your identity accurately.
✅ Legal Ownership Accuracy – Make sure your property records match your legal name.
✅ Smooth Future Transactions – Prevent issues during sale, transfer, or inheritance.
✅ Compliance with Government Records – Align with municipal and land department requirements.
Updating your name on your property card (7/12 extract or municipal property record) is a legal requirement post name change. It ensures rightful ownership, avoids legal conflicts, and simplifies property transactions like sale, lease, or inheritance.
At ApplyNameChange.in, we assist in drafting affidavits, preparing Gazette notifications, and coordinating with local property registration authorities to help update your name across land or municipal property records.
Failing to update your name on official property records can lead to complications in obtaining loans, claiming inheritance, or proving ownership. Timely correction of these details provides peace of mind and ensures compliance with municipal and land revenue departments.
Affidavit & Gazette Proof
Provide affidavit and Gazette notification as legal evidence of your new name.
Submit Application to Municipality
Fill the name correction/change form with the local authority (municipal office or talathi).
Verification & Update
The municipal officer verifies and updates your property card with your new legal name.
A mismatch in property documents and ID proofs can delay loans, transfers, or even result in ownership conflicts.
Most buyers and authorities require the property card name to match your valid ID. A mismatch may prevent smooth sale registration.
Revenue and property tax departments require accurate name details. Updating the card avoids penalties or delays.
Proof of legally changed name published in the Gazette of India or State Gazette.
Aadhar, PAN, Voter ID showing your new name (if updated).
Current property card or sale deed showing ownership.
Recent photos to attach with application forms.
Filled-in form from municipal or property office for name update.
With years of experience helping individuals update names on legal documents and property cards, we offer end-to-end services that ensure full compliance and quick turnaround.
Our experts understand local and central land record laws for smooth processing.
From affidavit and Gazette to property record updates — we handle everything.
Personal assistance throughout your application and follow-ups with authorities.