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Punjab Land Record Fard Guide

Check your Punjab land ownership record (fard) online without visiting offices blindly. This guide walks you through the official PLRA portal step by step — from finding your khewat number to downloading a verified fard from the Land Record Center.

Official links (real government portals)

  • PLRA Online Land Record: landrecord.punjab.gov.pk — online record search
  • PLRA (Punjab Land Records Authority): plra.punjab.gov.pk — the official website of the authority
  • PLRA Helpline: 042-111-222-277 (confirm from the official website)

The portal record is for information only. For a verified (stamped) fard, get it from a Land Record Center (LRC).

Step-by-step: Check the online record

  1. Open landrecord.punjab.gov.pk.
  2. Select your District.
  3. Then select Tehsil and Mauza (village/area).
  4. Choose the search method: Khewat number, Khatoni number, or Khasra number — you can find these on your old fard or registry.
  5. Enter the number and press search. The record will appear on screen — you will see the owner name, share, and khasra details.
  6. Print this page or take a screenshot for your record. Remember: this is only an online copy; for legal work (registry, mutation) you need the verified fard from LRC.

To get a verified fard from LRC

  1. Visit the nearest Land Record Center (in your district or tehsil).
  2. Take a token and tell them your khasra/khatoni number.
  3. Pay the required fee (fees can change — confirm on the official website or helpline).
  4. You will get the computerized, stamped fard from there. Take your CNIC with you.

Checklist before getting your fard

Tick as you go — your progress is saved in your browser.

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How to use

  1. Check your online record from the official portal link above.
  2. Tick the checklist as you go so no step is missed.
  3. For a verified fard, visit the nearest Land Record Center with your CNIC.

Rates/fee can change — confirm on the official website. This guide is for information only, not legal advice.