Patta Chitta TN – How To Get Online Patta Chitta In Tamil Nadu?

The certificate is a legal document that establishes ownership of property. The TN patta chitta was earlier available in the form of 2 documents that were merged together as one in 2015. The details available on the document are:

1 Owner name
2 Patta number
3 District, taluk and village number
4 Survey number
5 Subdivision
6 Tax details
7. Land area
8. Property type – dry land or wet land
9. Chitta land ownership

The certificate in Tamil Nadu is available online and offline.

With the Tamil Nadu government digitizing land records, online patta chitta is now available for all land owners in the state. You need to visit the official website to get the document online. Check the next FAQ to find more.

The website can be used for online application, verification, FMB sketches, TSLR extracts and more.

You can file for it online. The key steps for online application are:
Step 1: Visit the official website
Step 2: Click on ‘View Patta Copy / A-Register Extract’
Step 3: Select the appropriate option for district, taluk, town, village etc. from the drop down menus. Enter the survey, sub division number and authentication value.

Once the details are submitted, the ec patta by the Town survey Land Registrar will be displayed.

Find more about eservices TN gov in patta chitta are available on eservices.tn.gov.in

The patta chitta fmb services can be accessed by anyone. You do not need to login or create an account to see a the fmb map or apply for the certificate online.
Click here to see the the map online.

Once you have applied for the document, you can check the online status.
Step 1: Visit the eservices website.
Step 2: Click on Application Status
Step 3: Enter your Application ID and the authentication code. Click on the Get Status button.

You can get a certificate from the Town Survey Land Register and use it to register at the Tahsildar’s office.

Step 1: Apply online by following these steps.
Step 2: Submit the application and supporting documents to the Tahsildar of your Taluk Office.

The documents required include the original and a photocopy of the sale deed, proof of possession, encumbrance certificate, old patta copy, payment challan and Aadhaar card copy.
Once the application is submitted, you will get a receipt and application ID.

You can view and check the validity of your patta details as well as the map online.
Step 1: Visit the eservices website.
Step 2: Click on the icon for Verify Patta/Chitta
Step 3: Enter your reference number and click on the Submit button.

Once the document is issued, you can view it online. The steps for patta chitta view are:
Step 1: Visit the Tamil Nadu eservices website.
Step 2: Click on the icon for View Patta/Chitta
Step 3: Select the district, taluk and village from the drop down menus. Enter the Patta number and the authentication code. Click on the Submit button.

Anyone can use the Tamil Nadu digital services for patta chitta online view. Here are the steps to be followed to see the map online.
Step 1: Visit the Tamil Nadu eservices website.
Step 2: Click on the FMB Sketch icon
Step 3: Select the district, taluk and village names from the drop down menu. Enter the survey number and sub division number. Enter the validation code and submit.

You will be able to see a map of the area with details of the property.

Apart from the website, you can also look into patta chitta app download for Android phones.
For the application download link click here

The natham land refers to land that can be used for residential projects. This land cannot be used for commercial activities.

The survey number is a unique number given to land parcels. This is mentioned on sale deeds as well as the property tax bill.

Patta Chitta Adangal is an extract from the A-Register. It is required for property registration and is vital for verifying land ownership. The document is also required when applying for a bank loan.

Along with viewing land records online, you can also download the patta from the Tamil Nadu eservices website. Here are the steps:
Step 1: Visit the website
Step 2: Click on the icon for View Patta / Chitta details
Step 3: Select the District, Circle and Village from the drop down menu. You can then enter your Strap number, Survey number or name to complete the search.
Step 4: The search will result in a land record certificate from the Tamil Nadu Land Revenue Department. Click on the Print button at the bottom and save the file as a PDF.