The physical verification process involves a thorough on-site inspection of the property to assess its current condition and surroundings. This includes accurate measurement and confirmation of property boundaries, evaluation of construction quality and structural integrity, and assessment of infrastructure such as utilities, access roads, and amenities. The goal is to ensure that the property meets the expected physical standards before proceeding with further verification.

Revenue verification focuses on validating all revenue-related documentation and confirming the accuracy of official property records. This step includes verifying the payment history of property taxes, identifying any pending dues, and ensuring there are no outstanding financial liabilities. Additionally, it involves obtaining clearance from the relevant revenue authorities to confirm the property’s financial compliance.

The legal verification process ensures that the property has a clear and undisputed ownership status. It involves a detailed examination of the title deed and ownership chain, review of the encumbrance certificate to confirm transaction history, and identification of any ongoing legal disputes. This step also verifies compliance with all required regulatory approvals and legal guidelines, ensuring the property is free from legal risks.