How to View Patta Chitta Online: 7 Easy Steps
how to view patta chitta online: This step-by-step guide shows you how to view patta chitta online in Tamil Nadu, in simple English. You only need the district, taluk, village, and survey number for the land. Follow the steps in order, check the details on screen, and save a copy for your records.
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This page is not a government website. It is an information guide only. The official record is on the Tamil Nadu portal, and viewing it there is normally free. Do not pay an agent for a simple online view. If a detail on the record is wrong, follow the correction or transfer guide for your case.
How to View Patta Chitta Online – Before You Start
Before you start, collect four details. First, the district where the land is located. Second, the taluk. Third, the village name. Fourth, the survey number, and the sub-division if the land was split. If you do not know the survey number, check an old sale deed, a tax receipt, or ask the village office. Entering a wrong survey number will show a different record, so double-check it before you search.
7 Steps to View Your Record
- Open the official Tamil Nadu land records portal.
- Choose rural or urban, to match your property type.
- Select the district, taluk, and village from the lists.
- Enter the survey number and sub-division, if any.
- Submit the form and wait for the record to load.
- Check the owner name, survey number, extent, and land type.
- Download or print a copy, and note any mismatch for correction.
For the main land-records hub, see our Patta Chitta Tamil Nadu guide to checking land records online. For the land map, see our FMB Sketch Tamil guide. For the official record itself, start at eservices.tn.gov.in.
What to Check After Viewing
After the record loads, check five things. First, the owner name should match the sale deed. Second, the survey number should match your deed. Third, the extent, or area, should match the deed. Fourth, the land type should match what you know about the property. Fifth, the village and taluk should be correct. If any detail is wrong, do not use the wrong record for a sale or loan. Note the error, collect the correct deed, and follow the correction guide for your case.
Common Problems When Viewing
The most common problem is a name that is spelled differently from the deed. A small spelling difference can still cause trouble at a bank or registration office, so note it and ask about a correction. Another common problem is an old survey number that changed after a sub-division. In that case, check the new sub-division number in the deed or at the village office, and search again with the updated number. If the page does not load, try again later, check your internet connection, and make sure you selected the correct district and village.
FAQ – Viewing Patta Chitta Online
1. Is it free to view patta chitta online? Viewing the record on the official portal is normally free. A certified copy or a correction may have a separate official charge, so check the portal or office before paying anything.
2. What if my survey number shows no record? Check the district, taluk, village, and survey number again, and try the rural or urban choice that matches your property. If it still shows nothing, check the deed or ask the village office for the correct details.
3. Can I view patta chitta for urban land? Yes, the portal asks you to choose rural or urban first. Pick urban for town or city property, and rural for village land, then enter the same details.
In This Guide
- Before you start
- 7 steps to view your record
- What to check after viewing
- Common problems
- Viewing FAQ
