Webland AP: How to check land records in Andhra Pradesh?

The Andhra Pradesh provides the Webland AP portal, which is a digital platform for accessing and managing land records and updating land ownership details online. The Webland system serves as a backbone of the government’s MeeBhoomi mission. The system aims to keep check on fake land records, reduce manual errors and ensure transparency.  users can log in to the AP Webland portal and view their ownership details, mutation records, and other land-related information without visiting government offices.

What is Webland AP?

With the aim to make the land records management transparent and easily accessible, Andhra Pradesh digitised land records by launching the Webland portal. These records are maintained by the Revenue Department under the supervision of the Chief Commissioner of Land Administration (CCLA). Through initiatives like MeeSeva, citizens can access services more easily. Land records linked with Aadhaar can also be mapped on Google Maps, facilitating verify the exact extent and ownership of land.

Some of the benefits of the Webland AP portal include:

• Use of technology for demarcating land based on ownership, ensuring accuracy and preventing issues related to land distribution across the state.
• Access to latest land-related information since new data is constantly updated in the system.
• Prevention of forgeries or fake transactions since original property documents and details submitted during property registrations can be easily verified.
• Access of online revenue records by banks and verification of their accuracy before sanctioning loans.

How to use Webland AP portal?

Step 1: Visit the Webland portal webland.ap.gov.in and complete the registration

Step 2: Enter the login name, password and the district. Click on ‘Login’ to go to the home page.

Step 3: On entering the website, one can view the various services or functions available on the web land website:

• Administration
• Master directories
• Land Holdings
• Property mutations
• Report/checklist

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The webland.ap.gov.in web land portal provides services related to land records, pahanis and pattadar passbooks of all types of lands.

The existing software for property registration in the state does not allow registration, unless the data in the Webland system matches with the forms filled by applicants. The Webland system checks for digital signatures for all sub-division numbers of a selected khata. Requests are not processed in the system without digital signatures.

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How to download land distribution report?

One can download the land distribution report through the Webland system.

Step 1: Visit the Webland Portal

Step 2: Provide details like district, village, mandal name, phase name, and survey number.

Step 3: Click on the ‘Generate’ button to find the details and download the document.

What is Pattadar passbook?

The Pattadar passbook refers to the title deed issued to the landowner by the state government or local land revenue office. It is a crucial document that serves as a proof land ownership and is required when applying for loans, property transfer or any other land-related transactions. 

Issuing of pattadar passbook on Webland portal

The Webland portal provides citizens with services like replacement of old pattadar passbook, a duplicate of pattadar passbook in case the original is lost/ damaged, and e-Pattadar Passbook (e-PPB) following mutation and application for new passbook.

Once the applicants submit the application through the Mee Seva web portal, the tahsildar will access the PPB dashboard on the Webland for issuing e-PPB.

Here is a step by step procedure:

1. Tahsildar must click on ‘All the MeeSeva Mutation PPB Pending Requests for Accept or Reject’ where all the mutation IDs pending for approval are shown.
2. The documents submitted at the Meeseva kiosk operator must be downloaded and verified with the below-mentioned documents (screens):
   1. Verify pattadar details after clicking on ‘View Pahani’.
   2. Verify khata number particulars after clicking on ‘View ROR’.
   3. Verify the photo and other information of the pattadar after clicking on ‘PPB Holder Details’.
   4. Check details to be printed in e-ppb by clicking on ‘PPB Land Details’.
3. After thorough verification, the tahsildar approves the request and digitally signs the document.
4. Once approved, the passbook will be available for printing and dispatching.

The printed e-Pattadar Passbooks will be sent to the tahsildar offices for verification and VRO signature. The applicant will receive the passbook after verification. One should note that the tahsildar will approve the e-passbook request only after the surrender of the previously issued pattadar passbook by entering all PPB numbers in Webland.

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How can I get Pattadar passbook in AP?

One can visit the Meebhoomi website Andhra Pradesh or click on http://meebhoomi.ap.gov.in/PPRequest.aspx and apply through Account Number and Aadhaar number. Enter the necessary information such as district, zone name, village name, account number or Aadhaar number (as the case may be), mobile number and the captcha code. Click on the checkbox to proceed.

One can access the application form from the Meeseva portal. Along with the form, one has to submit documents such as:

• Old land passbook
• Tax receipts
• Registered documents
• Latest passport size photographs
• Signatures
• Scanned copy of FIR in case of misplaced pattadar
• NOC from the bank in case of misplaced pattadar

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Webland CCLA Telangana portal

The Telangana government provides an online portal https://ccla.telangana.gov.in/Welcome.do to its citizens, enabling them to apply for important land-related documents online such as Pahani or ROR 1B. The CCLA Telangana land records portal provides the following services:

• Record of Rights (ROR)
• Cadastral maps of rural areas
• Land transactions deeds
• Property tax payment details
• Revenue court cases data
• Civil court cases data
• Integrated land search

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