Online Fard Services in Punjab — The Right Fard for the Right Purpose

The ownership fard — the document that shows who the recorded owner of a property is, with the khewat, khatooni and khasra numbers, the exact area, and whether a loan or court order sits on it. It is the fard every other process asks for first: banks, registries, buyers doing their checking, families settling what belongs to whom.

This one is fully online. Send the owner’s CNIC and whatever property details you have; the record is traced in PLRA and the QR-coded fard is delivered on WhatsApp, anywhere in Punjab.

Applying for a new electricity connection, or moving an existing meter into your name? The distribution company — LESCO, FESCO, MEPCO and the rest — asks for a fard to prove the property is yours before the meter is sanctioned. People usually discover this requirement standing at the company’s office, halfway through the application.

Order it here instead: the ownership record is traced, the fard is issued for the connection purpose, and it reaches you on WhatsApp — fully online, no office visit at any point.

The same story on the gas side. For a new SNGPL connection — and in ownership-change cases — a fard showing you as the property’s recorded owner goes into the file. Without it, the application waits. With the wrong person named on the record, it waits longer.

We trace the record, check the name on it matches the applicant, and deliver the fard on WhatsApp. Fully online, anywhere in Punjab — and if the record shows a problem, you hear about it before the gas company finds it.

Every gift of property — a father to his son, a husband to his wife — starts with the fard in the giver’s name: proof the donor actually owns what is being gifted, with nothing sitting on it. No deed writer drafts the gift deed without it, and the Sub-Registrar will not register the deed without one.

The fard itself is arranged online, the same as the others. The visit belongs to what comes next: since January 2026 a gift needs a registered deed, and signing it with biometric verification legally needs the donor present — once. We handle the fard, the deed preparation and the registration around that visit.

The fard issued for a specific sale: it is linked to the named buyer, so the registry that follows is tied to the person actually purchasing. It is the document the sale deed process stands on, and the buyer’s details on it have to be exact — a mismatch means the fard is issued again and the registry waits.

Everything is prepared online — record traced, details checked with both parties. But the verification step needs the buyer in person, once, for biometric confirmation. That is a rule of the process, not a preference of ours, and anyone who offers you a fard bay with no verification at all is cutting a corner that surfaces at the registry counter.

Some fard work does not fit a fixed page because every case runs differently: the fard and mutation after an inheritance, a fard badar to correct a wrong name or entry in the record, a fard for a bank loan file, or one needed for a court case. These start with the record itself — what it shows decides what is possible and in what order.

For these, the service is consultation and guidance first: send the details on WhatsApp, we read the record, and you get a straight answer on what your case needs — online where it can be, and a clear plan where a step needs you in person.

You tell us what the fard is for on WhatsApp. We confirm which fard applies, whether it is fully online or a one-visit case, and the full cost — the official fee plus our service charge. Nothing starts until you agree.

The property’s record is traced in PLRA from your CNIC and land details — owner name, khewat and khasra, any loan or dispute sitting on it. If the record has a problem, you hear about it now, with what fixing it takes.

The fard is issued for your exact purpose, in the correct name. For the gift-deed and fard bay cases, this is where your single visit is scheduled — signing or verification, with everything else already done.

The fard reaches you on WhatsApp. And because a fard is a means, not an end, we also tell you the next step plainly: what the electricity company, the bank or the Sub-Registrar will do with it, and what to take with you.

Most fard delays are not delays — they are the wrong document, discovered at a counter. A fard issued for the wrong purpose or in the wrong name is paper, nothing more. Our first job in the free consultation is matching the document to the purpose, so it is accepted where you present it.

A fard shows more than a name: loans, stays, disputes and old mutations are all sitting in it. We read what we trace and tell you what it means for your case — a loan on the record matters a great deal if you are about to pay for the property, and very little if you only need a gas connection.

If your case needs a visit, you are told before you pay, not at the last step. If it doesn’t, nobody invents one. The official fee and our service charge are confirmed together on WhatsApp, and you see the official receipt for the fee.

Fard, registry, e-stamp, DC valuation, mutation — most property cases need two or three of these in a row. The team here handles all of them, based in Jaranwala, Faisalabad district, serving every district of Punjab. Your fard is the start of your case, not a dead end.