Patta Chitta | Tamil Nadu Land Records

The Tamil Nadu e-Services Portal, overseen by the state government, streamlines access to important land records such as the Patta Chitta document. It allows property owners and citizens to view, verify, and obtain extracts of their Patta Chitta, transitioning from manual paperwork to a more efficient online process.

Patta Chitta Services

Aspect Details

Aspect	Details
Portal Name	Patta Chitta (An official land record document in Tamil Nadu).
Launched by	The Government of Tamil Nadu (Revenue Department).
Purpose	Serves as legal proof of land ownership.
Key Information Included	Owner’s name, Patta number, Survey number, Subdivision number, Land area, Land type (wet/dry), District, Taluk, Village, Tax details.
Importance	Essential for property transactions (buying/selling), obtaining loans against land, and resolving land disputes.
Official website	Essential for property transactions (buying/selling), obtaining loans against land, and resolving land disputes.

Patta Chitta Benefits

Benefit	Description
Proof of Legal Ownership	Acts as an official government-issued document confirming you are the rightful owner of the land.
Essential for Property Transactions	Mandatory for legally buying, selling, or transferring land ownership.
Supports Loan Applications	Banks and financial institutions require this document as collateral when applying for property loans.
Helps Resolve Disputes	Serves as vital evidence in legal matters related to land ownership or boundary disputes.
Facilitates Approvals and Land Use	Contains important information like land type, necessary for building permits and understanding land usage.

Land Records and Services available on Tamil Nadu e-Services Portal

• Patta / Chitta / TSLR Extract: Access and download rural Patta Chitta documents or, for urban properties, TSLR extracts including details on ownership, area, and type
• A-Register Extract: Shows detailed data on rural land parcels, survey numbers, classification, and ownership history
• Field Measurement Book (FMB) Sketch: Visual representation of boundaries for rural land
• TSLR Sketch (Urban): Layout map for urban land parcels
• Verify Patta / Chitta: Confirm authenticity of Patta or Chitta documents issued online
• Verify Government / Private Land (Poramboke): Check land’s classification as government or private property
• Application Status: Track progress of service requests, such as Patta transfers

How to Apply for Patta Transfer Online

1. Visit the Tamil Nadu e-Services Portal:
   Go to the official website at eservices.tn.gov.in.
2. Find the Patta Transfer Section:
   Look for the link titled “Apply Online Patta Transfer” on the homepage.
3. Login or Register:
   • If you are a new user, register by providing your basic details.
   • If you already have an account, simply log in.
4. Fill Out the Application Form:
   Provide all required details, including:
   • Applicant information (person submitting the application)
   • Current owner details
   • Property specifics: District, Taluk, Village, Survey Number, Sub-Division Number, etc.
   • Reason for transfer (e.g., sale, gift, inheritance)
5. Upload Supporting Documents:
   Scan and upload the necessary documents. While the exact list may vary, you’ll commonly need:
   • Sale Deed (if the property is being sold)
   • Proof of Possession (like Property Tax Receipt, Electricity Bill)
   • Encumbrance Certificate (EC)
   • Identity Proofs (Aadhar, Voter ID, etc.) for both applicant and current owner(s)
   • No Objection Certificate (NOC) if needed (e.g., from co-owners or legal heirs)
   • Death Certificate and Legal Heir Certificate/Will (in case of inheritance)
   • Original Patta (if available)
6. Pay the Application Fee:
   A nominal fee is charged for the Patta transfer application. Payment can usually be made online using various options.
7. Submit Your Application:
   Double-check all entered information and uploaded documents. When satisfied, submit the application online.
8. Receive Your Application ID:
   After submission, you’ll get an Application ID. Save this—it’s needed to track your application’s progress.
9. Track Application Status:
   Use the Application ID to check updates or the status of your request directly on the e-services portal.

How to Get Your Patta Chitta Online (Rural or Natham Land)

• 1. Visit the Official Website:
  Open your browser and go to the Tamil Nadu Land Records portal at eservices.tn.gov.in.

• 2. Access the “View Patta/Chitta” Section:
  On the homepage, locate and click the link for viewing Patta/Chitta, specifically for Rural or Natham areas.
• 3. Select the Area Type:
  Choose “Rural” as the area type. (For Natham lands, “Rural” is usually the correct option.)
• 4. Enter Location Details or Choose Where the Land Is :
  From the provided lists, select your District, Taluk, and Village where the land is located.

• 5. Provide Property Information:
  Fill in your Patta Number or the Survey Number along with the Sub-Division Number.
• 6. Complete Verification:
  Enter the security text shown on the screen, then input your mobile number. You’ll receive a one-time password (OTP) via SMS—enter this code to proceed.

• 7. View and Download Your Patta Chitta:
  Once authenticated, your Patta Chitta details will appear on the screen. Use the “Print” or “Download” option to save a copy for your records.

How to Verify Your Patta Chitta Online (Rural or Natham Land)

• 1. Go to the Official Website:
  Open your browser and visit the Tamil Nadu e-Services Land Records portal at eservices.tn.gov.in.

• 2. Find the “Verify” Option/Section:
  On the homepage, look for the link or option labeled “Verify Patta / Chitta” or “Verify Web Issued Patta/Chitta.” Click on it to proceed.

• 3. Enter Your Reference Number:
  In the verification form, fill in the unique Reference Number found on your Patta Chitta document. Make sure to enter it accurately.
• 4. Provide Your Mobile Number and Receive OTP:
  Type in your mobile number. You will receive a One-Time Password (OTP) through SMS for verification.
• 5. Submit the OTP:
  Enter the OTP sent to your mobile, then click on the “Submit” button.

Fees and Charges on Tamil Nadu Patta Chitta Online Portal

Service	Typical Fee
Viewing Patta/Chitta/TSLR	Free
Downloading Patta/Chitta/TSLR Extract	Free / Nominal fee
Viewing FMB Sketch	Free
Downloading FMB Sketch	Free
Patta Transfer Application	₹100 – ₹300
Service Charge at CSCs	₹25 – ₹60

How to View Your TSLR Extract Online

• 1. Visit the Official Website:
  Open your web browser and go to the Tamil Nadu e-Services Land Records portal at eservices.tn.gov.in.

• 2. Locate the “TSLR Extract” Option:
  On the homepage, find and click the link labeled “TSLR Extract.”
• 3. Select Your District:
  Choose your District from the dropdown menu.

• 4. Enter Urban Area Details:
  Since the TSLR Extract applies to urban properties, provide the following information:
  • Select the relevant Taluk (or Town)
  • Select the Town
  • Select the Ward
  • Select the Block
• 5. Enter Property Identification Details:
  Fill in the specific property identifiers:
  • Town Survey Number
  • Sub-Division Number
• 6. Complete Authentication:
  Enter the captcha or authentication code displayed on the screen.
• 7. View the Extract:
  Click the “Submit” or “View” button to display your TSLR Extract on the screen.

View FMB (Field Measurement Book) Sketch Online

• Go to the Tamil Nadu e-Services portal
• Choose the relevant section for viewing records or FMB sketches
• Specify if your property is in a rural or urban area
• Enter location and property details (District, Taluk/Town, Block, Ward, Village, Survey Number, Sub-Division Number)
• Authenticate as required
• View the corresponding FMB sketch

Contact Details for Official Patta Chitta Services

Detail	Information
Managing Authority	Commissionerate of Survey and Settlement, Tamil Nadu
Address	No.1, Survey House, Kamarajar Salai, Chepauk, Chennai-600005
Helpline Number	1100
Email	dir-sur@nic.in
Official Website	eservices.tn.gov.in

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