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Loading...Not sure what is happening at your property in Pakistan? We send our specialist team to physically inspect, photograph, verify ownership, and report back — officially and confidentially.
Full Coverage
A complete on-ground assessment of your property — physical, legal, and administrative.
Our specialist visits the exact coordinates of your property, takes geotagged photographs and video of the current physical state, boundaries, and any structures present.
We attend the local Land Revenue Office, Arazi Record Centre, or housing society to verify the current registered owner of your property and flag any mutations or transfers.
We establish whether the property is empty, legitimately tenanted, or occupied by unauthorised parties — and collect evidence if occupation is disputed.
We identify any boundary disputes, encroachments from neighbouring plots, or illegal structures built on or adjacent to your land.
We obtain a Non-Encumbrance Certificate (NEC) to confirm the property carries no mortgages, disputes, liens, or registered legal charges.
You receive a comprehensive written report covering all findings, with photographs, registry data, and our on-ground assessment — delivered directly to your UK email.
Why This Matters
When you are living in the UK, your Pakistan property is vulnerable. Without regular physical presence or a trusted representative on the ground, you have no way to know if someone has moved in, if a boundary wall has been extended over your land, or if your name has been quietly removed from the registry.
By the time most UK-based owners discover a problem, it has been ongoing for months or years — making recovery significantly harder and more costly.
A property investigation is the fastest, most cost-effective way to establish exactly what is happening at your property — before a problem becomes a crisis.
Case Study — Anonymised
Client: A retired professional in Sheffield. He had purchased a plot in a residential area of Rawalpindi in 2009 and had not visited since. He contacted us because his last local contact had stopped responding and he wanted to know the current status of the property.
What We Found: Our team visited the property and discovered a family had been living on the plot for approximately two years. They had constructed a small structure and were claiming to have purchased the land from an intermediary whose name did not appear on any official registry record. The client’s name remained on the Fard and no formal transfer had taken place.
The Outcome: Armed with the evidence from our investigation report, we escalated to our Encroachment Recovery team. Legal notice was served and the matter was resolved through formal proceedings. The plot was fully recovered. The client visited only once — to inspect his recovered property.
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