DHA Phase 7 Lahore – Prices, Maps, Location & 2025 Guide

The plot booking process in DHA Phase 7 involves securing a plot through DHA’s official channels, typically after a formal application and the submission of required documentation. This process includes obtaining a No Demand Certificate (NDC) and potentially requiring additional documents for transfer or other specific situations.

Here’s a breakdown of the process and documentation:

1. Formal Application & Initial Documents:

Application Form:
You’ll need to obtain and complete the official application form for DHA Phase 7 plot booking from DHA.
ID Proofs:
You’ll likely need to provide copies of your national ID card or other acceptable forms of identification for verification.
NOC (No Objection Certificate):
This is a crucial document that confirms there are no outstanding dues or financial obligations related to the plot or property. 

2. Additional Documentation Depending on the Specific Situation:

For Transfer:
If you’re transferring an existing plot, additional documentation may be required, including:
Site Plan: Photocopy of the site plan for the plot if possession is open, otherwise, apply for it with the NDC.
Property Tax Clearance: A paid receipt and clearance certificate from Walton/Lahore Cantt Board.
NOC for Armed Forces Personnel: If the plot was allocated under a service benefit scheme, you may need a NOC from the Armed Forces.
Pension Book, Discharge Certificate, and Form ‘B’: Attested copies may be required if you are a retired JCO/NCO or the NOK of a Shaheed/Deceased.
Family Registration Certificate (FRC): In case of Hiba transfer, a copy of the FRC is needed.
Undertaking: The purchaser/Donee is required to submit an undertaking with the transfer documents.

For Building Control:

Demarcation & Inspection Sheet: To be filled by the owner or their representative.
A-Pass Performa: Another form to be filled by the owner or their representative.
Undertaking: An undertaking regarding stacking of materials and temporary huts on E-Stamp Paper.
Drawing Approval Letter: A copy of the drawing approval letter issued by DHA.
Possession Charges: Original paid Challan of possession charges for all phases.

3. No Demand Certificate (NDC):

Purpose:
The NDC is a crucial document confirming that there are no outstanding dues or financial obligations related to the property.
Obtaining the NDC:
You’ll likely need to apply for the NDC through DHA’s official channels, providing necessary information and paying the required fees. To download click here NDC (No Demand Ceritifcate) 

4. DHA’s Verification Process:

Application Review:
DHA will review your application and the submitted documents to confirm the authenticity of the plot ownership and legal status.
Verification Request:
You may need to submit a verification request form along with the application.

5. Plot Allocation and Possession:

Formal Allocation:
If your application is successful, DHA will officially allocate the plot to you.
Possession:
You will then be entitled to take possession of the plot according to the terms and conditions outlined in the allocation agreement.