Step 21 of 35 · stage 5, after you buy
Varsai inheritance entry
Records the heirs of a deceased holder in the hakk patrak so the land can subsequently be dealt with. Separate services exist for rural revenue villages and for city survey areas.
- Official wording
- Apply for a varsai (inheritance) entry in the Record of Rights
- Where you go
- Taluka and land records
- Online or in person
- Online
- What it costs
- No fee published
- How long
- No timing stated
- Record id
- GJ-POST-02, step 21 of 35
Where you go, and how
iORA - Integrated Online Revenue Applications (iora.gujarat.gov.in), Revenue Department, Government of Gujarat
Mode: Online
This office handles 5 of the 35 steps in the register. What else it does, and what it charges.
What to have with you
Not stated The government source for this step does not publish a list of documents. That absence is recorded in the register rather than filled in from an unofficial checklist, so treat any list you are handed elsewhere as somebody's practice rather than as a rule. The document lists that do exist are collected on one page.
The form you fill in
iORA service 22: 'હક્ક પત્રકે વારસાઇ નોંધ દાખલ કરવા માટેની અરજી' (rural). iORA service 29: 'સિટી સરવે કચેરી ના હક્ક પત્રકે વારસાઇ નોંધ દાખલ કરવા માટેની અરજી' (city survey office). iORA service 23 covers a hayatima hakkdakhal entry (entry of right during the holder's lifetime).
What it costs
No fee published. This is one of the 18 steps of 35 where no government source we read publishes an amount, so nobody can tell you the figure in advance from an official page.
Here is exactly what was searched, quoted from the register's own limitations list:
Mutation (ferfar) and varsai fees: NOT PUBLISHED. Sections 135C and 135D of the Gujarat Land Revenue Code prescribe the procedure and the three-month / thirty-day periods but no fee; the Revenue Department IORA service table lists the services without amounts. Recorded as null.
How long it takes
No timing stated. A department that does not publish a service standard cannot be held to one, which is worth knowing before you plan around a date.
No timeline is stated for this step in any source examined for this register. Where a statute prescribes a period it is recorded; where it does not, the value is left empty rather than filled with a turnaround time from an unofficial source.
What to watch out for
The register keeps a note against this step. It is the part most people find out too late, so it is printed in full rather than summarised.
FEE, TIMELINE AND DOCUMENT CHECKLIST ARE NOT PUBLISHED on the Revenue Department iORA service table, and iora.gujarat.gov.in itself returned HTTP 503 on 2026-08-04 so the in-portal checklist could not be read. All three recorded as null.
The law behind it
Sections 135C and 135D, Gujarat Land Revenue Code, 1879 (succession and inheritance are named grounds of acquisition in s.135C)
Where this came from, and what comes next
Citation: https://revenuedepartment.gujarat.gov.in/iora-service, rows 22, 23 and 29 of the official IORA Service table
Government page: https://revenuedepartment.gujarat.gov.in/iora-service
Value date: Retrieved 2026-08-04
Last verified: 4 August 2026
- The step before: 20. Mutation after the sale
- The step after: 22. Measurement and demarcation
- This stage: After you buy
- All 35 steps in one table
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