Mera Ghar Mere Naam Scheme
A Punjab property-record initiative that documents homes in village abadi areas and supports clearer ownership records.
Check the official source before applying. Details can change; the official notice is the final authority.
- Scope
- State
- Scheme category
- Not stated in official notice
- Application opens
- Not stated in official notice
- Application closes
- Not stated in official notice
About the scheme
Mera Ghar Mere Naam focuses on identifying and recording residential properties in village abadi or Lal Dora areas. Survey and record preparation help residents establish a traceable property record and reduce uncertainty about possession. The process may involve field mapping, public display of draft records and correction of objections before final documentation. It is a land-record initiative, not a general cash grant.
Residents looking for Mera Ghar Mere Naam property survey, record correction or ownership documentation in Punjab should follow the local revenue administration’s published schedule and retain evidence of possession. The Punjab rural property rights scheme aims to improve access to reliable household property records.
Eligibility
Residents occupying eligible residential property in covered village abadi areas, subject to survey and revenue-record verification.
Benefits
Survey-based documentation and improved access to a property record for eligible homes; the scheme does not itself guarantee resolution of disputed title.
Documents required
Identity and address proof, available possession or property papers, and other evidence requested during the local survey or objection process.
How to apply
Participate in the notified survey, check the draft record, submit corrections or objections within the announced period and obtain the final record through the revenue process.