Form I and XIV are issued by the village survey departments to display the name of the land owners, the amount of land cultivable and uncultivable, and other necessary information attached to the land records.

2) 

form 1 and 14 are LAND TITLE DOCUMENT FOR VILLAGE AND NON-CITY PROPERTIES

2) Form I & XIV is a document which tells you about the particular land/area (under Survery No & Sub. Div No), whether it is a

cultivable on un-cultivable, total area/size, the Occupant/s (The owner/s), tenant/s, other rights holders (if any) .

3) for carrying out mutation 15 days notice is required to be given to all the parties concerned

4) Records in form I & XIV and corresponding survey maps have presumptive value. They are not proof of Title.

5)visit Tehsil office (TK) and apply for mutation 

6) enclose father death certificate 

For a land parcel of up to 1,000 square metre, mutation fee of Rs 1,500 will be charged. For a parcel above 1,001-5,000 sqmt, the fee is Rs 2,000. For parcels above 5,000 sqmt but up to 10,000 sqmt, it is Rs 3,500. For a land parcel of 10,000 and above, the fee is Rs 7,500.

2) 

1. Register yourself on goaonline.gov.in and login.
2. Fill in the application form.
3. Attach relevant documents.
4. Submit the application and note the acknowledgement no. for status tracking. Documents required.

Directorate of Settlement & Land Records. It may take a weak or a months. Depends on connection and approach.

Dear client, 

To transfer Form I & XIV to your name from your father's name in India, you will need to follow these general steps:

Obtain the required documents: You will need to obtain the original Form I & XIV, along with any other relevant documents such as a copy of your father's ID proof and your ID proof.

Prepare the transfer deed: You will need to prepare a transfer deed or gift deed transferring ownership of the property from your father's name to your name. This deed must be signed by both you and your father and should be attested by two witnesses.

Get the deed registered: You will need to get the transfer deed registered with the sub-registrar's office in your jurisdiction. You will need to pay the applicable stamp duty and registration fees.

Obtain the updated property documents: Once the transfer deed is registered, you will need to obtain updated property documents in your name, such as a new Form I & XIV in your name.

Update the records: You will need to update all the relevant records such as the property tax records, electricity and water bills, and any other records to reflect the change in ownership.

It is important to note that the exact process and requirements for transferring Form I & XIV may vary depending on the state or jurisdiction where the property is located. It is recommended to consult with a qualified legal professional in India to ensure that you follow the correct procedures and comply with all applicable laws and regulations.

You need to apply the same with requisite fees to your nearest office who issues the same 

After acquiring the property, you can visit Tehsil office and apply for for mutation in form no. 21.

The form I and Form XIV are the status only, you can get a copy officially from the department concerned.

The time taken will depend on the persistent efforts made by you in this regard.

You have to approach land revenue department or the concerned tehsildar.

- If your father has already died , then you can apply for getting mutation in your name after filling the Form 21 before the office of registrar .

- You have to submit with the application the death certificate and the property documents copy , and it may take 15 days at least.