The Punjab government has revised the service charges for several land record services, with the new fee structure taking effect immediately across the province.
According to the updated notification, the revised charges will be applicable at all Land Record Centers and relevant government offices handling property and land-related services.
Under the new rates, obtaining an express copy of a Fard (Record of Rights), mutation, or Girdawari (crop inspection record) will now cost Rs. 4,000, while a standard copy of the same documents has been priced at Rs. 900.
The government has also fixed the fee for a Green Property Certificate at Rs. 800. Meanwhile, obtaining a copy of land records will cost Rs. 5,000, and a copy of a registered sale deed will be available for Rs. 1,400.
Officials said the revised fee structure has come into force with immediate effect, and all Land Record Centers across Punjab have been directed to collect charges according to the new schedule.
The Punjab Land Records Authority (PLRA) provides digital land record services across the province, enabling citizens to obtain ownership documents, mutation records, and other property-related certificates through its network of service centers.
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