Land Records Verification Guide
Learn how to access Andhra Pradesh land records online through the Meebhoomi portal. Step-by-step guide covering Adangal, ROR 1B, Pattadar Passbook, FMB sketches, village maps, and land verification.
Meebhoomi (meaning "Your Land" in Telugu) is the official online land records management system of Andhra Pradesh, launched in 2015 by the state Revenue Department. The portal provides 24/7 digital access to land ownership records, cultivation details, revenue documents, and mutation status for all 26 districts across AP.
Official Portal: meebhoomi.ap.gov.in
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Cultivation register showing land use, crop details, extent, classification (dry/wet/garden), and cultivation status. Essential for agricultural land verification and loan applications.
Official ownership certificate proving legal title to property. Shows Pattadar (owner) name, survey number, extent, and boundaries. Required for property transactions and title verification.
Comprehensive electronic land registry combining ownership, cultivation, and revenue records. Available online through Meebhoomi or at MeeSeva centers for ₹25.
Key Difference:Adangal shows "what is on the land" (use, crops, cultivation), while ROR 1B shows "who owns the land" (legal title, ownership). Both are essential for complete verification.
Follow these steps to access your land records through the Meebhoomi portal:
Go to the official Meebhoomi website at meebhoomi.ap.gov.in. The portal is accessible 24/7 from desktop and mobile browsers.
Choose the document you need from the homepage:
Provide property location information:
Review the displayed land records showing owner name, survey number, extent (in acres/guntas), land classification, boundaries, crop details, and any encumbrances. Cross-verify details with physical documents.
For certified documents required for legal/financial purposes:
Most direct method if you know the survey number. Select district→mandal→village, then enter the survey number. Instantly shows all records for that specific plot.
Search using landowner's name as registered in revenue records. Shows all survey numbers owned by that person in the selected village. Useful when survey number is unknown.
LandVera does not collect or store Aadhaar numbers. Any identity linking on Meebhoomi is between you and the Revenue Department on that government portal.
Field Measurement Book (FMB) and village maps are critical for verifying physical boundaries:
Shows individual plot boundaries with measurements, neighboring survey numbers, road access, and physical features. Essential for field verification and dispute resolution.
Cadastral map showing all survey numbers in a village with their relative positions. Helps identify property location and surrounding plots. Available for download on Meebhoomi.
Old survey numbers may have changed during re-survey. Check with Village Revenue Officer (VRO) for updated survey number. Also verify you've selected the correct village (not neighboring village with similar name).
Revenue records may show old owner if mutation (name transfer) is pending. Apply for mutation at Tahsildar office with registered sale deed. Track mutation status on Meebhoomi portal.
Resolve identity or mutation mismatches at the Tahsildar office or MeeSeva with the documents that office requires. Do not send Aadhaar numbers to LandVera — we do not collect or store them.
Meebhoomi records are essential but should be cross-verified with other documents:
Meebhoomi (meaning "Your Land" in Telugu) is the official online land records portal of Andhra Pradesh, launched in 2015 and managed by the Revenue Department. It provides digital access to land ownership records including Adangal, ROR 1B, Pattadar Passbook, FMB sketches, village maps, and mutation status across all 26 districts of AP.
Adangal is a cultivation register that shows land use details, crop information, extent, and current cultivation status for agricultural land. ROR 1B (Record of Rights) is an ownership certificate that proves legal title to the property with owner name, survey number, and extent. Both documents are essential for complete land verification - Adangal shows "what is on the land" while 1B shows "who owns the land".
Viewing land records on Meebhoomi portal is free. For certified downloadable documents, the fees are: ₹25 for Adangal or ROR 1B, ₹35 for corrections or old Adangal records. Payment can be made online through the portal or at MeeSeva centers.
Yes, Meebhoomi allows searching land records by owner name (Pattadar name) in addition to survey number search. Select your district, mandal, and village, then choose the owner name search option. LandVera does not collect or store Aadhaar numbers.
Pattadar Passbook is an electronic land registry document that contains comprehensive details of land ownership, extent, classification, survey numbers, and cultivation records. It serves as an official record maintained by the Revenue Department and can be accessed online through Meebhoomi or obtained at MeeSeva centers for ₹25.