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Land records consist of several types of vital information such as sale deeds that are maintained by different departments. The documents also include Records of Rights, Tenancy and Crop Inspection Register (RTC), etc., and other information such as shape, soil, size, economic information pertaining to land use irrigation and crops.
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A land records in Bihar is known as the ‘Bhumijankari’, an online service for land records. Go to Bhumijankari official site in which you are required to fill the below details for online registration from 2016 or post-computerisation (2006 to 2015) or pre-computerisation (before 2005).
To check for registration by ‘Party Name’, go to Bhumijankari land record page and select post-computerisation (2006 to till date) or pre-computerisation (1996 to 2006) and enter details such as:
To check the MVR details online, go to Bhumijankari MVR details page and enter the details such as:
If you’re looking to view the MVR for flats, then go to Bhumijankari MVR Flats and enter the required information listed below:
To search your property document by deed number, go to Bhumijankari search by deed page and select post-computerisation (2006 to till date) or pre-computerisation (1996 to 2006). After that, you need to enter the below information to get the property document:
Online mutation or e-Mutation is the process to apply for the mutation of the land. Below are the steps to check e-Mutation status online in Bihar:
It is important to note here that there may be certain sections in Hindi on the website.
You can use the official Bhumijankari portal of the Government of Bihar to view an encumbrance certificate. To view the same, you can follow the steps mentioned below.
Step 1: Visit the official portal at Property Registration Details of Bihar.
Step 2: Fill out the form with the information required including the ‘Registration Office’, ‘Circle Name’, and ‘Mauza/ Thana No.’. Use the drop-down box to select the respective DSRO, Circle, and Thana.
Step 3: Under the ‘Type’ option, select the ‘Rural’ or ‘Urban’ option.
Step 4: In case you choose the ‘Rural’ type, you will be required to provide the ‘Khata No.’ and the ‘Plot No.’
Step 5: In case you choose the ‘Urban’ type, you will be required to provide the ‘Municipal Name’, ‘Khata No.’, ‘Plot No.’, ‘Ward Number’, and ‘Holding Number’.
Step 6: Once you have filled up the form, click on the ‘Show Transactions’ button to view the encumbrance certificate.
Checking the status of your LPC or Land Possession Certificate is quite simple. You can follow the steps mentioned below to find out the application status of your LPC.
Step 1: Visit the official portal at Bihar Right to PUBLIC Service
Step 2: On the home page, you will be required to enter your ‘Application ID’ which is generated at the time of submission of application for the LPC.
Step 3: Enter the ‘Application ID’ in the designated field and click on the ‘Status’ button. This will display the status of your LPC application.
Every application that is filed under Rule 3 should have the following details and be in the format as given below:
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