- Our team always gets the updated information on the Patta.
- We make the best effort for addressing the issues and questions raised by any authority.
- We deal with the entire document and related to Patta.
Patta (பட்டா) is one of the government-issued legal documents, in favor of the present landowner. It is also applicable for the lands, where the buildings and houses are constructed. Getting patta to your property will take quite long-time. But, nowadays the Government makes it easy to get patta online and save people’s valuable time.
Some Details that a Patta Contains about the Property.
-Village
-Taluk
-District
Getting your patta registered for a property or changing its ownership via name transfer is important since it is a verified revenue record. A patta chitta (பட்டா சிட்டா) therefore becomes a legal document with which one can prove his/her ownership (Nila Urimai Patta).
As for the relevant authority in Chennai or the rest of Tamilnadu Government, a pattachitta is usually kept in the tahsildar’s office in a record register known as ‘chitta’.
Thanks to technology, online patta registration, online patta transfer and online patta name change facility is now available on any computer. As we mentioned earlier, it is a must have document for all types of property owners. Different types of properties have different patta types.
Online patta registration is done for the following types of land.
Benefits of Patta Registration
Here we present you with some more benefits of having a registered patta for your real estate property.
Purpose | Link |
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Checking Status | https://edistricts.tn.gov.in/revenue_report/status.html |
Checking Validity | https://eservices.tn.gov.in/eservicesnew/land/verify_chitta.html?lan=en |
If you are thinking about buying a property in Chennai, transfer of patta is something that you must have a knowledge about. After all, it is the only way in which you can legally claim ownership on whatever real estate that you happen to buy.
Some cases in which you should consider patta transfer are:
After a period of fifteen days post registration of the property purchase, you can write an application to the local taluk official requesting him to do the needful for the whole process. And also attach the relevant documents. (that we mentioned before)
As for how to send your application, you make use of the registered post method. If all your details are correct and documentation is perfect, you can expect the transfer to get completed within just fifteen days.
In case you don’t get a response after a period of one month, do file an RTI request under the Right To Information Act to enquire about your application’s name change status.