Gujarat land record (ગામ નમૂના નં. ૭/૧૨)
7/12 Utara Translation into Englishગામ નમૂના નં. ૭/૧૨ (૭/૧૨ નો ઉતારો)
“7/12 utara” is the common name for Gujarat's village land record extracts for a survey number, drawn from Village Form 7 and Village Form 12. Copies are available through the state's official AnyRoR service. We translate the Gujarati extract you supply at $59 AUD per page, with your complete order delivered within 24 hours.
When a 7/12 utara translation may be needed
A 7/12 extract is usually supplied as background evidence of family landholdings. The receiving organisation decides whether it is relevant.
- Financial background for student or visitor visa applications
- Agricultural work or family-farm evidence alongside other documents
- Estate and inheritance matters handled from Australia
- Supporting a sponsorship or capacity-to-pay assessment
Issued by: Revenue Department, Government of Gujarat — village revenue records, available through the official AnyRoR service
Also searched as: 7/12 extract · satbara utara · AnyRoR record · Village Form 7 and 12 · Gujarat record of rights
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What we translate on a 7/12 extract
Gujarat's Collector manual (revenuedepartment.gujarat.gov.in) describes Village Form 7 as the record of rights and Village Form 12 as the crop and cultivation record, and notes that Form 12 was separated from Form 7 in 2012. Depending on when and how it was issued, your copy may be an older combined 7/12 extract or separate VF-7 and VF-12 extracts; we translate whichever version you supply, labelled as printed. Vadodara district's official land-records page (vadodara.nic.in) points applicants to AnyRoR for copies. We translate the extract as printed — survey number, area, assessment, holder names, mutation (ferfar) entry numbers and remarks — and keep survey and entry numbers exactly as written. A record of rights extract is not proof of title, and a translation does not certify ownership.
- Village, taluka and district headings and survey (block) number
- Area and assessment as printed, with units kept
- Holder names in the rights column, transliterated as written
- Mutation (ferfar) entry references and remarks
- Talati signature, seal or AnyRoR digital verification footer
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