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Loading...You cannot attend the registry office, you cannot knock on the door, and you cannot read the record yourself. That is exactly the gap fraudsters rely on. We send someone physically to the address and someone independent to the record, and we tell you what they find before you commit any money.
A document check alone tells you what someone claims. A real verification combines records with an independent physical inspection, because the two frequently disagree.
We trace the Fard and registry entries back through previous owners to establish whether the seller actually holds clear, marketable title.
A local representative physically visits the address to establish who is living there, whether the structure matches the description, and whether anyone else is in occupation.
We check the map and mutation record so you know whether the plot you are buying is the plot that will end up in your name.
Outstanding mortgages, attachments, court orders and bank liens are surfaced before money moves, not after.
Property records, registry practice and common fraud patterns differ by province. Pick the city your property is in for guidance specific to that record system.
Punjab is where most overseas Pakistani buyers concentrate, which is also where forged fards and inflated valuations are most common.
Sindhi records follow a different chain of patwari and DC office entries than Punjab, and Khuzdar and Quetta carry distinct tribal and shahi land considerations.
AJK property is governed differently from the rest of Pakistan, and most buyers are not aware of the distinction until it becomes a problem at the mutation stage.
Islamabad and Rawalpindi records overlap in practice, and properties marketed under one are often registered under the other.
Anyone buying in their own name from abroad, and anyone who has been asked to send money to a seller they have never met. The two are usually the same person.
It is also worth doing when a family member is buying on your behalf. An agent acting informally, without verified title or a registered power of attorney, is the most common single point of failure we see.
Verification is not a substitute for legal advice on a specific transaction, and we will tell you when that is what you need instead.
If your property is not listed, we still cover it. Tell us the city and we will confirm the local record office and what is required before we start.