top of page
Search

How to Check Property Ownership Online in India

  • Writer: Team Beyond Title
    Team Beyond Title
  • Feb 23
  • 3 min read

Introduction

With the digitization of land records, checking property ownership details online in India has become easier than ever. Whether you're buying a new property, verifying ownership, or conducting property due diligence, accessing land records online can save time and prevent fraud.

In this guide, we will explain how to check property ownership online in India, the key documents needed, and state-wise portals where you can access these details.


1. Why Check Property Ownership Online?

Verifying property ownership online helps in: ✅ Preventing Fraud – Confirms if the seller is the legal owner. ✅ Ensuring Legal Compliance – Checks for disputes, encumbrances, or government claims. ✅ Avoiding Financial Loss – Ensures there are no hidden liabilities or loans on the property. ✅ Convenient & Time-Saving – Access ownership details from government portals without visiting offices.


2. Documents Required to Check Property Ownership Online

Before you begin, you may need certain details:

  • Survey Number / Plot Number

  • Property Registration Number

  • Name of the Owner

  • District, Taluka, and Village Details

  • Encumbrance Certificate (EC) (for additional verification)


3. Step-by-Step Guide to Checking Property Ownership Online

Each state in India has its own online land records portal. Below is the general process to verify ownership:

Step 1: Visit the Official State Land Records Website

Each Indian state has a dedicated Bhulekh, Bhoomi, or Revenue Department portal where land records are available.

Step 2: Select the Relevant Option

Most portals provide multiple options like:

  • Khasra/Khatoni details (for agricultural land)

  • ROR (Record of Rights) details

  • Mutation Records

  • Encumbrance Certificate (EC)

Step 3: Enter Property Details

  • Enter survey number, plot number, or property ID.

  • Select district, taluka, and village from the dropdown menu.

  • Provide captcha verification and submit the request.

Step 4: View and Download Ownership Details

Once you submit the request, the portal will display: ✅ Owner’s NameProperty Type (Residential, Commercial, Agricultural, Industrial)Land Area & BoundariesEncumbrances (if any)Mutation and Tax Payment Records


4. State-Wise Land Record Portals in India

Here are some major state-wise online portals for property ownership verification:


5. How BeyondTitle.in Can Help

While online land records provide essential details, they may not always be updated or error-free. BeyondTitle.in offers professional title verification & property due diligence services to:

  • Verify ownership history & legal claims

  • Check encumbrances & pending litigations

  • Ensure regulatory compliance for safe property transactions


Conclusion

Checking property ownership online in India is fast, simple, and essential for property buyers and investors. By using state-wise land record portals, you can verify ownership, prevent fraud, and ensure legal compliance. However, for a comprehensive check, expert due diligence is recommended.

Trust BeyondTitle.in for detailed property title verification and legal risk assessment before making your real estate investment!


FAQs

Q1: Can I check land records for free online?A: Yes, most state portals provide free access to land records, but detailed reports may require official verification.

Q2: What should I do if property records are incorrect?A: Contact the local Sub-Registrar’s Office or Revenue Department for rectification.

Q3: How can I ensure the property is legally clear for purchase?A: Get a Title Search & Due Diligence Report from experts like BeyondTitle.in to verify legal status before buying.



BUY YOUR PROPERTY TITLE CHECK PACKAGE TODAY!
BUY YOUR PROPERTY TITLE CHECK PACKAGE TODAY!


 
 
 

댓글


Aitorney Technologies Private Limited
A-11, CR Park, New Delhi 
+91 6262262362
info@beyondtitle.in

General Terms and Conditions

Privacy Policy

Return and Refund policy

bottom of page