Haryana's revenue department now requires an authorized HSVP official to be physically present at the tehsil office when a sale deed is executed for a plot bought through an HSVP e-auction. Previously a signed authorization letter from HSVP was enough and no HSVP representative needed to attend in person.
What this changes for a title check
For a title check on an HSVP e-auction plot, the sale deed registered after this rule took effect should show an HSVP official as a party present at execution, not just an authorization letter attached to the file. A deed missing that in person attendance record, for a registration dated after late July 2026, is worth flagging since it suggests the transaction may not have followed the new procedure. This rule applies only to direct HSVP to buyer sales and not to private resales of HSVP plots, so a checker should confirm whether the immediate seller is HSVP itself or a private party before applying this expectation. The change was introduced to bring HSVP registrations in line with standard sub-registrar practice, where both buyer and seller representatives must appear for identity verification and biometrics. Because HSVP reportedly lacks enough staff to attend every registration promptly, some buyers may face delays completing their sale deed, which is a practical timing risk worth noting in any report covering an in progress HSVP allotment.