The Pune Land Records Department has introduced an online Speed Post system for property card notices on a pilot basis in City Land Survey Offices No.1 and No.2. This new facility aims to streamline the process of sending property card notices and enhance
Pune Land Records DepartmentProperty Card NoticesOnline Speed Post SystemProperty ManagementDigital TransformationReal Estate PuneDec 04, 2024
The online Speed Post system is a new facility introduced by the Pune Land Records Department that allows property owners to receive property card notices via Speed Post, a service provided by India Post. This system aims to streamline the process of sending notices and improve administrative efficiency.
To register for the online Speed Post service, visit the Pune Land Records Department's official website, provide your property details and a valid email address, and follow the verification process to activate your account.
The online Speed Post system offers several benefits, including timely delivery of notices, convenience for property owners, increased transparency, and more efficient processing by the department.
The online Speed Post system is currently available on a pilot basis in City Land Survey Offices No.1 and No.2. The department plans to expand the service to other offices based on the success of the pilot phase.
If the pilot phase is successful, the department plans to expand the online Speed Post system to other city land survey offices in Pune and potentially to other districts in Maharashtra.
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