View and download the A-Register row for a Rural or Natham survey and subdivision. Check land classification, soil, irrigation, extent, assessment, Patta number, and owner names from live Tamil Nadu land-record data.
Free, no signup, no mobile number, and no OTP. The result is Proquiro-rendered and does not reproduce the government barcode.
The result follows the official A-Register field order while keeping Proquiro’s source boundary visible.
The precise revenue parcel requested from the source.
Connects re-surveyed land to older deeds and parent records.
Shows whether the land is recorded as government or private revenue land.
Nanjai, Punjai, Natham, house-site, or another source classification.
Primary/secondary soil type, class, and irrigation source where recorded.
Area in hectares/ares plus tax per hectare and total assessment.
The Patta linked to the requested survey/subdivision row.
Pattadhar names returned for the linked land record.
Escalate classification, identity, extent, and owner differences before the commercial decision.
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Stop the purchase review until a revenue-law specialist confirms whether any private transfer is legally possible.
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The deed may point to a parent or renumbered parcel. Pull the connected records before accepting identity.
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A different area can indicate partition, acquisition, subdivision, or an incorrect deed schedule.
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The A-Register/Patta mutation may be stale or disputed. Reconcile the registered deed chain and current revenue record.
Each record answers a different question. Use them together.
| Record | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| A-Register | Survey-level classification, soil, irrigation, extent, assessment, Patta, and names. |
| Patta / Chitta | Revenue-holder and land-record extract, including ownership and classification. |
| FMB / TSLR sketch | Parcel shape, survey boundaries, dimensions, and adjacent survey context. |
| Encumbrance Certificate | Registered transaction and encumbrance history at the Registration Department. |
A consistent sequence makes a revenue-record mismatch visible before it becomes a transaction problem.
Confirm district, taluk, village, survey number, and subdivision against the latest registered deed.
Use Rural for revenue-village agricultural land and Natham for village house-site records.
Proquiro retrieves the matching structured land-record row from Tamil Nadu eServices without asking for a mobile number or OTP.
Compare old survey number, government/Ryotwari status, land type, soil, irrigation, extent, assessment, Patta, and owner names against the deed and Patta.
Treat the A-Register as one source in the title review. Resolve any mismatch before token advance or registration.
Source: Tamil Nadu eServices and Proquiro’s verified field mapping. How Proquiro verifies land-record information .
Use the record in context
The A-Register is village revenue evidence. It does not establish the complete registered title chain, planning permission, present physical boundaries, or buildability by itself.
Next action: Retrieve the exact survey and subdivision row, retain its source details, and reconcile classification, extent, assessment, and recorded holder against other evidence.
Related guidance
Primary official sources
The A-Register is a village-level revenue record for a survey and subdivision. It records classification, soil, irrigation, extent, assessment, the linked Patta number, and names returned for that land row.
It is useful for checking what the parcel is in the revenue record, but it is not a substitute for the registered deed chain or Encumbrance Certificate.
No. This tool uses the structured Tamil Nadu eServices data already used by Proquiro’s Patta/Chitta search.
The government OTP flow is needed for its own barcode/reference page, which this Proquiro-rendered extract deliberately does not reproduce.
The official barcode reference includes an opaque identifier generated only by the government OTP/session flow.
Proquiro does not fabricate that identifier. The PDF uses a branded cover and back pages, while the A-Register certificate page remains unbranded and follows the Tamil Nadu eServices layout.
No. The urban equivalent is the Town Survey Land Register (TSLR).
Use the Patta/Chitta tool or the FMB/TSLR sketch tool for an urban town, ward, block, survey, and subdivision search.
No. Revenue records help identify the parcel, recorded holder, and classification; legal title depends on the registered deed chain.
Cross-check the A-Register with Patta/Chitta, FMB, a current Encumbrance Certificate, and an advocate’s title opinion.
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