What We Check — And What We Do Not

Our verified badge means something specific. Here is exactly what it covers, and what it does not.

What we check

• The approval exists. We obtain the approval or NOC documentation from the developer or owner.
• The reference number is real. We confirm the reference against the issuing authority's own records or portal where one is published.
• The approval is current. We record the approval date and, where applicable, its expiry.
• Who verified it, and when. Every verification carries a date and the name of the person who did it.
• We re-check every 90 days. After that the badge automatically downgrades to "re-verification due" rather than quietly going stale.

What we do NOT check

• We do not guarantee title. Confirming an approval is not confirming ownership. Your lawyer should obtain the fard and mutation history independently.
• We do not audit the developer's finances. An approved scheme can still be delivered late, or not at all.
• We do not warrant possession dates. Developer timelines are the developer's claim, not ours.
• We do not verify construction quality. Approval is a planning matter, not a build-quality assessment.
• We do not assess encumbrances. Existing charges, litigation or disputes require a legal search.

Why we publish this

Because a badge nobody can interrogate is worth nothing. If we tell you precisely where our verification stops, the part we do cover means more — and you know exactly which questions are still yours to ask.

Where an authority publishes a public portal, we link you straight to it. Check us.