The Patta number is a serial number allotted to every property, especially in Tamil Nadu. It is used for different reasons like property registration, tax payments, or any important official dealings.
In this blog, we will explain how you can find your Patta number. You can do this with the help of documents you already have, and without them.
How to Find Patta Number
The Patta number is key for property transactions. It is needed for Home loans, taxes, and solving ownership disputes in Tamil Nadu. By following the steps below, you can easily locate your Patta number, whether you have the original document or not. Always verify the information to avoid discrepancies.
Locating Your Patta Number Through Existing Documents
Physical Patta Document:
– Always make certain of your physical Patta document because it is commonly released by the Revenue Department.
– As for the Patta number, it is mostly indicated in the upper right corner part of the said document.
– You will need details like district, taluk, village, and survey number to search for the Patta number on the Tamil Nadu Revenue Department website.
– Make sure the document is not a fake and that it is the updated version.
Online Records:
– Visit the official website of the Tamil Nadu Revenue Department (https://www.tn.gov.in/department/4).
– The aforementioned tab is usually titled as “Patta Chitta” or “Patta Search.”
– To search for the Patta number, enter the district, taluk, village, survey number, and so on.
– Cross-check with the physical Patta document that was issued to you and the information displayed on the website.
Methods to Find Your Patta Number Without Existing Documents
Online Search (Tamil Nadu Only):
– Visit the official website of the Tamil Nadu Revenue Department (https://www.tn.gov.in/department/4).
– Search for the option that has “Patta Chitta” or “Patta Search” in the given website.
– Tick the option to search Patta number without having existing documents.
– You will still need details like district, taluk, village and the survey number or even the town or city (if the property is in urban areas) to search on the Tamil Nadu Revenue Department website.
– Mention the district, taluk, village and the survey number or even the town or city if the property you are going to avail lease is in urban areas.
– The following should be done: Confirm the accuracy of the information that is provided on the website.
Office Visit:
– Visit the local Revenue Office or the Tahsildar Office in your area.
– Provide your property details to the officials, such as the address, survey number, and any other relevant information.
– The officials will assist you in finding your Patta number by searching through their records.
– Bring valid ID proof and any supporting documents related to your property.
– Be prepared to pay a nominal fee for the Patta number search, if applicable.
Conclusion
Patta number is very important in certain government-related activities. The above-mentioned methods are the procedures you can follow to get the Patta number; In this case, if you have got your documents, you can proceed to get your Patta number easily. It is always good to cross-check the information provided to avoid any inconsistencies. You can obtain the ward and block number for a patta either online or by visiting the Taluka office
Should you require any assistance or if you have additional questions, visit your local Revenue Office or speak to a lawyer.
FAQs
You can either locate your physical Patta document or search for it online using the official website of the Tamil Nadu Revenue Department. If you are unable to acquire the documents from anywhere, you can always approach the local Revenue Office or Tahsildar Office available in the particular region.
The Patta block number is usually printed on the physical Patta document. If you lost the document, then you can visit the nearby Local Revenue Office or Tahsildar Office of your area, and by providing the specific details of your property, they can tell you the block number of your Patta.
1. Visit the official website of the Tamil Nadu Revenue Department (https://www.tn.gov.in/department/4).
2. Click on the “Patta Chitta” or “Patta Search” section.
3. Enter your property details such as district, taluk, village, and survey number.
4. Click on the “Search” button.
5. Once the Patta details are displayed, look for the “Download” option.
6. Click on the “Download” button to download your Patta document.