Land Registration & Mutation Process in Bangladesh – A Complete Guide

Introduction:
Buying land in Bangladesh? Don’t forget about registration and mutation — two critical legal steps to secure your ownership.

Key Differences:

• Registration:
  Done at the Sub-Registrar’s office after purchase. It’s the legal proof of the sale transaction.
• Mutation:
  Updates the government records and transfers ownership in the land revenue system.

Registration Steps:

1. Verify land records (Khatian, Deed, RS/CS records)
2. Draft sale agreement
3. Pay registration fee and stamp duty
4. Register at the Sub-Registrar office

Mutation Steps:

1. Submit application with registered deed
2. Include seller’s mutation, national ID, land tax receipt
3. Apply at the local AC (Land) office
4. Follow up and receive DCR (Duplicate Carbon Receipt)

Conclusion:
Proper land registration and mutation protect your legal ownership. Need assistance? Our experienced land lawyers are here to help.