What are the documents that are required for getting DC conversion in Banglore?

There are several documents that you need to submit for your DC conversion in Bangalore without which you are in danger of losing any structure that you may have built over it as well as pay a penalty on it. The DC Conversion has been made mandatory under Section 95 of Karnataka Land Revenue Act.

For this, One needs to make an application to the Deputy Commissioner of the District seeking his assent for conversion of your land from agricultural to non-agricultural. There are different prescribed forms for applying for Tenanted land and for Patta land. The prescribed forms are Form 1 for Tenanted land and Form No 21 A for Patta land.

List of documents required for DC conversion  for Tenanted land are as follows:

• 3 copies of R.T.C.
• 3 copies of the sketch of your land.
• Certified copy of Land Tribunal Order.
• Certified copy of Form 10 that states your occupancy rights.
• Zonal certificate from Urban Development Authority/Town Planning.
• Authority along with the opinion.
• Property Title Deed.
• A certificate stating ‘no dues’ issue from Village accountant.
• Copy of MR order.
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In the case of Patta Land you need the following documents:

• Submit the certified copy of the document of the land the rights of which has been transferred to you.
• 3 Copies of the sketch of your land.
• 3 Copies of R.T.C.
• No due copy from village accountant.
• MR order copy.

  The above is the case for all land in general yet they may vary if your land property is near the seashore or near the banks of a river and above all if the conversion is for the purpose of commercial activities on the land. These are mainly in the form of No Objection Certificates with the concerned authorities. This is again in addition to the documents you have already gathered for the purpose of DC Conversion.

  For land near the seashore or near the banks of a river then you need to submit additional CRZ NOC. If the conversion is for commercial use then you need to submit NOC with the appropriate authority.

  
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