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Loading...Before you transfer money for property in Pakistan, get an independent verification of title, ownership, physical boundaries, and legal status. We work for you — not the seller, not the agent.
The Problem
Overseas Pakistanis lose significant amounts of money to property fraud every year. The most common schemes include double-selling the same property to multiple buyers, presenting forged title deeds, selling plots that are disputed or government-owned, and acting as an agent without authority from the actual owner.
The agent or developer showing you the property has a financial interest in completing the sale. They are not independent. We are.
Our due diligence report is completely independent of any seller, agent, or developer. We verify everything at the source — the Land Revenue Office, the Sub-Registrar, and the relevant development authority — before you commit a single penny.
If you recognise any of these, do not transfer funds until you have had an independent check done.
Full Coverage
Every check is done at the original source — not from photocopies provided by the seller.
We obtain and verify the original registered deed (Registry) and Fard from the Sub-Registrar office and Arazi Record Centre to confirm the seller genuinely owns the property.
We check for fraudulent parallel registries — a common scam where the same property is sold to multiple buyers using forged or duplicate documents.
Our on-ground team physically visits the property to verify its actual location, dimensions, and boundary markers match what you have been shown.
We confirm whether the property is vacant or occupied and whether any occupants have a legal claim that could complicate your purchase.
We obtain an official NEC confirming the property is free from mortgages, charges, liens, disputes, or any other legal encumbrances.
For society or authority-approved plots, we verify the property is officially approved, the NOC status, and that the developer has not made conflicting allotments.
Case Study — Anonymised
Client: A family in London. They were about to purchase a house in a well-known residential area of Islamabad, having visited it during a trip to Pakistan and paid an initial token amount. Before transferring the full amount, their UK-based relative suggested getting an independent check done.
What We Found: Our title verification at the Sub-Registrar office revealed that the property had been sold to a different buyer approximately eight months earlier. The “seller” presenting themselves to our client was not the registered owner — they had no legal authority to sell. The original registered owner was entirely unaware their property was being fraudulently marketed.
The Outcome: The family did not proceed with the purchase. They recovered their token amount. The fraudulent seller was reported to local authorities. Our report was the only thing that stood between the family and losing their savings.
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Protect your investment with a thorough due diligence check before you commit to any property.