Meri Dukan Mere Naam Scheme
A property identification and record initiative intended to document eligible shops in Punjab’s urban areas.
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
Meri Dukan Mere Naam is described as a shop-recording initiative that identifies eligible commercial premises and links the occupant or claimant with a traceable property record. Local verification and the governing notification determine which shops, markets and claims qualify. Applicants should distinguish a record or occupancy document from an unrestricted title transfer, particularly where the premises are disputed or subject to municipal conditions.
For Meri Dukan Mere Naam Punjab application and shop ownership documentation, check the relevant urban local body’s current instructions and survey process. The Punjab shop property scheme can help eligible small traders establish clearer records, subject to local verification.
Eligibility
Shop occupants or claimants in areas covered by the current state or urban-local-body notification; qualifying possession and property status must be verified.
Benefits
Documentation or recognition of eligible shop occupancy/property records under the applicable local process; no benefit should be assumed beyond the notification.
Documents required
Identity and address proof, shop/occupation evidence, rent or allotment papers if available, and any municipal or tax records requested.
How to apply
Apply or participate through the notified urban local body, submit evidence, attend verification and follow the objection or correction process.