Meebhoomi AP 2026: Check 1B, Adangal & Land Records

Meebhoomi AP (మీ భూమి — “Your Land”) is the official online land records portal of Andhra Pradesh, accessible at meebhoomi.ap.gov.in. Launched in June 2015 by the AP Revenue Department, this platform has transformed how millions of landowners, farmers, and property buyers across all 28 districts of Andhra Pradesh access and verify their land records. Whether you need to check your Adangal (అడంగల్), download your ROR 1-B (1-బి), view FMB maps, or track mutation status, Meebhoomi AP puts every record at your fingertips — completely free and available 24/7.

With over 4.42 crore digitized land records and more than 1.81 crore registered users, Meebhoomi AP is among India’s largest and most comprehensive state-level land record portals. The portal is managed by the Chief Commissioner of Land Administration (CCLA), headquartered at Mangalagiri, and serves as the single authoritative digital gateway for all Andhra Pradesh land records (భూమి రికార్డులు).

In 2026, Meebhoomi AP has taken a major leap forward with the launch of blockchain-embedded, QR-code secured Pattadar Passbooks (పట్టాదార్ పాస్‌బుక్) — a tamper-proof upgrade that allows instant digital verification of land ownership. This comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know about Meebhoomi AP: from step-by-step instructions for each service, to service charges, Aadhaar linking, mutation tracking, complaint filing, and how your land records connect to vital government schemes like PM Kisan and Annadata Sukhibhava.

What Is Meebhoomi AP? (మీ భూమి అంటే ఏమిటి?)

Meebhoomi AP (మీ భూమి) — literally meaning “Your Land” in Telugu — is the Andhra Pradesh Revenue Department’s official digital land records platform, launched in June 2015. Built and maintained by the Chief Commissioner of Land Administration (CCLA) at Mangalagiri, the portal operates at meebhoomi.ap.gov.in and covers every village across all 28 districts of Andhra Pradesh.

Before Meebhoomi was established, farmers and landowners had to physically visit the Village Administrative Office (VAO) or the Mandal Revenue Office to obtain even basic land records. The process was time-consuming, prone to delays, and often created opportunities for corruption. Meebhoomi AP eliminated these barriers entirely by digitizing the state’s entire land records database and making it freely accessible online — in both Telugu and English — to anyone with an internet connection.

The portal provides access to two fundamental categories of land records. The first is the Adangal (అడంగల్), also known as Pahani, which is the cultivation and land-use record maintained by the Village Administrative Officer (VAO). The second is the ROR 1-B (1-బి), or Record of Rights, which is the ownership document maintained by the Revenue Department’s Tahsildar office. Together, these two records form the backbone of all land-related transactions and government scheme applications in Andhra Pradesh.

As of 2026, the portal has digitized over 4.42 crore records covering all AP villages and serves 1.81 crore+ users annually. In March 2026, the AP government launched blockchain-embedded Pattadar Passbooks with QR codes — making Meebhoomi one of the most technologically advanced land record systems in India. The portal is also listed on the National Services Portal of India as an official government service, confirming its authoritative status.

The Meebhoomi ecosystem is further supported by complementary portals: Webland (webland.ap.gov.in) for digital signature verification by revenue officials, BhuNaksha AP (bhunaksha.ap.gov.in) for geo-referenced land maps, and MeeSeva (ap.meeseva.gov.in) for obtaining certified physical copies of land documents.

Who Should Use Meebhoomi AP?

Meebhoomi AP is designed to serve a broad spectrum of users across Andhra Pradesh and the Indian diaspora. The portal is particularly valuable for:

Landowners and Pattadars — To view and download ownership records (ROR 1-B), verify land extent, check mutation history, and obtain certified copies of title documents for property transactions.
Farmers — To access Adangal records confirming crop cultivation status, water source, and soil type, which are required for applying to PM Kisan Samman Nidhi, Annadata Sukhibhava (అన్నదాత సుఖీభవ), crop insurance, and bank loans.
Property Buyers — To independently verify ownership before purchasing land or property, check for encumbrances, and review mutation history to ensure clean title.
Banks and Financial Institutions — To verify land ownership and cultivation status before sanctioning agricultural loans, home loans, or crop loans against land collateral.
Lawyers and Legal Professionals — To gather documentary evidence for court proceedings, revenue disputes, inheritance cases, and property litigation.
Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) — To remotely monitor and verify the status of ancestral or purchased land in Andhra Pradesh without having to travel to India.
Real Estate Agents and Developers — To conduct due diligence on large land parcels, check conversion status, and verify survey numbers before large property deals.
Government Officials and Revenue Officers — To cross-verify records, process mutation requests, and track correction applications across their jurisdiction.

Meebhoomi AP Portal Overview — Key Facts

The following quick-reference table captures the essential details of the Meebhoomi AP portal for users who need an instant overview:

Detail	Information
Official Name	Meebhoomi (మీ భూమి)
Launch Date	June 2015
Managing Authority	AP Revenue Department / CCLA (Chief Commissioner of Land Administration)
Official URL	meebhoomi.ap.gov.in
Languages	Telugu, English
Coverage	28 Districts, all AP villages
Records Digitized	4.42 Crore+
Total Users	1.81 Crore+
Contact Email	ccla-as-cmro@ap.gov.in
Office Address	APIIC Towers, 1st & 3rd Floors, IT Park, Auto Nagar, Mangalagiri 522503

Services Available on Meebhoomi AP Portal

The Meebhoomi AP portal is far more than a simple document lookup tool — it is a comprehensive digital governance platform that handles land ownership verification, cultivation record access, map downloads, digital passbooks, Aadhaar linking, complaint resolution, mutation tracking, and revenue court dispute monitoring. Services are organized into two broad categories: land record viewing services, which are entirely free for online access, and application and verification services, which may require a visit to a MeeSeva center for certified outputs.

Every service on the portal follows the same intuitive navigation pattern: select your District, Mandal, and Village from dropdown menus, choose your preferred search method (Survey Number, Account/Khata Number, Aadhaar Number, or Pattadar Name), enter the Captcha verification code, and submit. The simplicity of this workflow is intentional — designed to be accessible even to rural users with limited digital literacy.

Land Record Viewing Services

The following land record services are available for free online viewing and download on meebhoomi.ap.gov.in:

Adangal / Village Adangal (అడంగల్) — The cultivation and land-use report showing crop details, water source, soil type, tenancy information, and cultivator name. Maintained by the Village Administrative Officer (VAO).
1-B / Village 1-B (Record of Rights / ROR) — The ownership record showing Pattadar name, survey number, extent of land, mutation history, and father’s name. Maintained by the Tahsildar.
FMB (Field Measurement Book) — Detailed land boundary maps showing measurements, plot dimensions, and adjacent survey numbers for precise land identification.
LP Map / Village Map (గ్రామ పటం) — Geographical layout of each village showing survey numbers, boundaries, and spatial relationships between plots.
ROFR Adangal / Village 1-B — Forest Rights Act records for scheduled tribes and forest dwellers.
Electronic Passbook (పట్టాదార్ పాస్‌బుక్) — Digital version of the Pattadar Passbook accessible with OTP verification on registered mobile number.
Land Conversion Details — Records showing changes in land classification (agricultural to non-agricultural, etc.) with conversion date and extent.
Revenue Court Case Details — District-wise table of pending and resolved land disputes before Tahsildar, RDO, Joint Collector, and Commissioner Appeal courts.
Survey Number Dispute Register — List of survey numbers with active or historical disputes recorded in official records.

Application & Verification Services

Beyond viewing records, Meebhoomi AP provides several interactive services for record verification, corrections, and application tracking:

Mutation Requests / LP Record Corrections Tracking — Monitor the status of pending mutation applications (transfer of land rights due to sale, inheritance, or partition).
Aadhaar Linking (ఆధార్ లింక్) Status Verification — Check whether your Aadhaar number is linked to your land Khata record, and view the request status for pending linkages.
Complaint & Grievance Filing — Submit complaints about incorrect land records, unauthorized changes, missing survey numbers, or wrong owner names directly through the portal.
Land Use Change Applications — Track applications for changing land classification or use type.
Survey Number Edits — Request corrections to survey number data or boundaries.
Certificate of Ownership and Proceedings — Track the issuance of official ownership certificates through the revenue system.
Webland Digital Signature Verification — Verify whether revenue officials have digitally signed and authorized specific land records through the Webland backend system.

Meebhoomi AP Service Charges & Fees (2026)

One of the most common questions about Meebhoomi AP is whether the portal charges fees for accessing land records. The answer depends on the type of service and how you access it. Online viewing of records through the meebhoomi.ap.gov.in portal is completely free for all basic services. However, obtaining certified or stamped copies — which carry legal validity for use in courts or official transactions — requires visiting a MeeSeva center and paying a nominal fee as prescribed by the Government of Andhra Pradesh.

The following table lists current service charges as per the GSWS Government Order on service charges:

Meebhoomi AP Service	Charges
Adangal (Pahani)	Rs. 25
Old Adangal	Rs. 35
Adangal Corrections	Rs. 35
ROR-1B (Record of Rights)	Rs. 25
Village 1B	Free (Online)
FMB / Village Maps	Free (Online)
Electronic Passbook	Free (OTP Required)
Aadhaar Linking (MeeSeva)	Rs. 25
Mobile Number Linking (MeeSeva)	Rs. 25
Land Conversion Check	Free (Online)
Revenue Court Cases	Free (Online)

Note: Fees listed above are for certified/stamped copies issued through MeeSeva centers. Online viewing of all records is free. Service charges are sourced from the GSWS Service-Charge PDF.

It is important to note that certified copies obtained through MeeSeva carry an official stamp, digital signature, and legal validity — making them suitable for submission in courts, banks, and government offices. The free online versions are ideal for informational purposes, quick verification, and personal reference. For formal property transactions, always obtain certified copies through the MeeSeva portal or nearest Grama/Ward Sachivalayam.

How to Check Land Records on Meebhoomi AP — Step-by-Step

The Meebhoomi AP portal supports five different search methods, giving users maximum flexibility to find their land records regardless of which identifier they have readily available. You can search by: Survey Number (the most common method for agricultural land), Account Number (Khata Number — the household-level land account), Aadhaar Number (if your Aadhaar is already linked to your land record), Pattadar Name (owner’s name in Telugu or English), and Automation Records (for system-generated records in specific cases).

All searches follow a consistent workflow: first select your District from the dropdown, then your Mandal, and finally your Village. This three-level geographic hierarchy ensures you retrieve the correct record even when survey numbers or names are duplicated across different villages. You will also need to enter a Captcha verification code on every search to prevent automated misuse of the portal.

The portal is available in both Telugu and English, and all records are displayed in both scripts where applicable. If you are searching for land in a recently bifurcated village or a newly created district, ensure you use the most current administrative boundaries in the dropdown menus.

How to Check Adangal (అడంగల్) on Meebhoomi AP

Adangal (అడంగల్), also known as Pahani, is the crop cultivation and land-use report that every farmer in Andhra Pradesh needs for crop loans, insurance claims, and government scheme applications.

The Adangal record contains critical agricultural information: the name of the Pattadar (land owner), the name of the cultivator (Column 13 — important for tenant farmers), the type of crop being grown, the source of irrigation (well, canal, tank, rainfall), soil type and classification, and the total extent of cultivated land. This document is updated by the Village Administrative Officer (VAO) every crop season.

Follow these steps to check and download your Adangal:

Visit meebhoomi.ap.gov.in
From the top navigation menu, click “Adangal” and select either “Your Adangal” (for individual plot records) or “Village Adangal” (for the entire village’s records).
Choose your search type from the dropdown: Survey Number, Account (Khata) Number, Aadhaar Number, or Automation Records.
Select your District from the first dropdown menu, then your Mandal, and finally your Village.
Enter your Survey Number, Khata Number, or Aadhaar Number in the input field provided.
Type the Captcha code displayed on screen into the verification field.
Click the “Click” or “View” button to submit your search.
Your Adangal record will display on screen with all cultivation details. Use the Print button or browser Print-to-PDF option to save a copy.

For Village Adangal (which generates all records for an entire village), select “Village Adangal” from the Adangal menu, choose your District, Mandal, and Village, enter the Captcha, and click “Generate Adangal.” This is useful for Village Administrative Officers, lawyers, and researchers who need a complete village-level view.

How to Download ROR 1-B (Record of Rights) on Meebhoomi AP

The ROR 1-B (1-బి), or Record of Rights, is the definitive proof of land ownership in Andhra Pradesh. It is required for property sales and purchases, bank loan applications, court proceedings, inheritance matters, and official government transactions.

Unlike the Adangal which focuses on cultivation, the 1-B record focuses on legal ownership. It records the Pattadar’s name and father’s name, the survey number and sub-division, the total extent of land held, the type of ownership (individual, joint, government assigned, etc.), and the complete mutation history showing how ownership has changed over time through sales, inheritance, or court orders.

Follow these steps to download your ROR 1-B:

Visit meebhoomi.ap.gov.in
Click “1-B” from the top navigation menu and select “Your 1-B” (for individual records) or “Village 1-B” (for all records in a village).
Choose your search method: Survey Number, Account (Khata) Number, Aadhaar Number, Pattadar Name, or Automation Records. Note: Pattadar Name search is available for 1-B but not for Adangal.
Select your District, then Mandal, then Village from the sequential dropdown menus.
Enter your chosen identifier (Survey Number, Khata Number, Aadhaar Number, or Name).
Enter the Captcha verification code.
Click the “Click” button to submit.
A results table will appear showing Khata number, survey number, land extent, and landowner name. Click on the underlined Khata number or landowner name to view the full 1-B record.
The complete Record of Rights will display. Use the Print option or save as PDF.

Pro Tip: For “Village 1-B“, choose “Entire Village” from the options to generate a complete ROR for all landowners in the selected village. This is useful for lawyers, property developers, and government officials who need a comprehensive overview.

How to Search Land Records by Pattadar Name

Searching land records by the Pattadar’s (landowner’s) name is particularly useful when you know the owner’s name but do not have the Survey Number or Khata Number handy. This feature is available in both the 1-B and Adangal search sections of the Meebhoomi portal.

To search by name, go to the respective record section (Adangal or 1-B), choose “Name of Pattadar” as your search type from the dropdown, select your District, Mandal, and Village, then type the owner’s first or last name in the search field. The system will display a list of matching names from the village records — click on the relevant entry to view the complete land record.

An important caveat: name spellings in Meebhoomi records may differ between Telugu and English transliterations. For example, “Ramaiah” in English may be recorded as “రామయ్య” in Telugu, and search results may vary based on which spelling was entered during digitization. If your first search does not return results, try alternate spellings or use the Survey Number or Aadhaar Number search method for more precise results.

This search method is especially useful for property buyers and lawyers conducting due diligence on a seller’s ownership claims, or for NRIs who know their ancestor’s name but do not have the physical land documents.

How to View FMB Maps & Village Maps on Meebhoomi AP

The Field Measurement Book (FMB) is the official land boundary map that shows the exact dimensions and shape of a specific survey number, its boundaries with adjacent plots, and precise measurements in metres or feet. The Village Map (గ్రామ పటం) provides a broader geographical view of the entire village layout with all survey numbers plotted spatially.

To view FMB for a specific survey number: Click “FMB” on the Meebhoomi top menu, select your District, Mandal, and Village from the dropdowns, enter the specific Survey Number you want to view, enter the Captcha code, and click Submit. The FMB will open in a pop-up window showing the plot boundaries, adjacent survey numbers, and measurements. Ensure your browser allows pop-ups from meebhoomi.ap.gov.in.

To view Village Map: Click “Village Map” on the menu, select District, Mandal, and Village, enter the Captcha, and click Submit. The complete village map will open as a pop-up PDF document showing all survey numbers and their spatial arrangement within the village boundary.

For more advanced geo-referenced maps with satellite imagery overlay, use Bhunaksha AP (bhunaksha.ap.gov.in) — a complementary government portal that provides geo-referenced land maps integrated with GIS technology. Bhunaksha AP is particularly useful for identifying exact geographic coordinates of a plot and understanding its position relative to roads, water bodies, and other landmarks.

How to Download Electronic Passbook (E-Passbook) on Meebhoomi AP

The Electronic Passbook (పట్టాదార్ పాస్‌బుక్) is a digital version of the physical Pattadar Passbook — the traditional document that every landowner in Andhra Pradesh holds as proof of land ownership. The e-passbook aggregates all land holdings of a Pattadar under one account number and is accessible for free with OTP verification.

Unlike the physical passbook, the e-passbook does not carry a digital signature and is therefore considered an informational document rather than a legally equivalent certified copy. However, it is extremely useful for quickly checking land details, verifying extent and survey numbers, and for preliminary due diligence before formal transactions.

Follow these steps to download your Electronic Passbook:

Visit meebhoomi.ap.gov.in and click “Electronic Passbook” from the navigation menu.
Select your search method: Account (Khata) Number or Aadhaar Number.
Select your District, Mandal, and Village.
Enter your Khata or Aadhaar number in the input field.
Enter your registered mobile number (this must be the mobile number linked to your land record for OTP delivery).
Check the User Consent checkbox to agree to the terms.
Enter the Captcha code and click “Click“.
An OTP will be sent to your registered mobile number. Enter this OTP to proceed.
Your Electronic Passbook will be generated. Enable browser pop-ups to view and download the PDF.

If you do not receive an OTP or the system says your mobile number is not registered, you will need to visit a MeeSeva center to link your current mobile number to your land record (Rs. 25 service charge applies). Once linked, the e-passbook download will work seamlessly.

Meebhoomi AP 1B vs Adangal — Key Differences Explained

Two land records that every Andhra Pradesh landowner needs to understand are the ROR 1-B (Record of Rights) and the Adangal (Pahani). While both are accessed through Meebhoomi AP, they serve entirely different purposes and are used in different contexts. Confusing them — or using the wrong document for the wrong purpose — can result in rejected loan applications, failed government scheme enrollments, or complications in property transactions.

In simple terms: the 1-B proves who owns the land, while the Adangal proves what is being done with the land. A property buyer needs the 1-B to verify the seller’s ownership. A farmer applying for PM Kisan or a crop loan needs the Adangal to prove active cultivation. For bank loans, typically both documents are required.

Aspect	ROR 1-B (Record of Rights)	Adangal (Pahani)
Primary Purpose	Land ownership proof	Cultivation & land-use report
Key Details	Pattadar name, survey no., extent, mutation history, father’s name	Crop details, water source, soil type, tenancy, cultivator name
Maintained By	Revenue Department (Tahsildar)	Village Administrative Officer (VAO)
Legal Use	Court proceedings, bank loans, property transactions	Crop loans, insurance, govt scheme eligibility (PM Kisan, Annadata Sukhibhava)
Who Needs It	Property buyers, sellers, lawyers, banks	Farmers, crop loan applicants, insurance companies
Column 13	Not applicable	Shows cultivator name (important for tenant farmers)
Search Methods	5 criteria (Survey, Account, Aadhaar, Name, Automation)	4 criteria (Survey, Account, Aadhaar, Automation)

Consider a practical scenario: A farmer named Raju in Guntur district wants to apply for the PM Kisan Samman Nidhi scheme. He needs to submit his Adangal to prove that he actively cultivates the land and what crops he grows. His son wants to sell part of the family land — the buyer’s lawyer will ask for the ROR 1-B to verify Raju’s legal ownership, check for existing mortgages, and review whether any mutations are pending. Both documents come from Meebhoomi AP — but they serve completely different legal and administrative purposes.

An important note for tenant farmers: The Adangal’s Column 13 records the name of the actual cultivator, which may differ from the Pattadar (owner). This column is critical for tenant farmers to prove cultivation status for scheme eligibility. However, there have been reports that software automation may have listed the owner’s name as the cultivator in Column 13, which can incorrectly disqualify actual tenant farmers from scheme benefits. If you notice a discrepancy in Column 13 of your Adangal, file a correction request through the Meebhoomi portal immediately.

Meebhoomi AP Aadhaar Linking — How to Link & Verify

Aadhaar linking (ఆధార్ లింక్) to land records is a critical step that every Andhra Pradesh landowner must complete. Once your Aadhaar number is linked to your Khata (account), it enables seamless e-KYC for government schemes like PM Kisan Samman Nidhi, direct benefit transfers, and digital verification without requiring physical documents. It also allows you to use your Aadhaar Number as a search identifier on Meebhoomi AP.

The Aadhaar linking process involves connecting your 12-digit Aadhaar number to your land account number (Khata number) in the revenue database. This linkage is permanently recorded and can be checked online. If you have multiple plots under different Khata numbers, each Khata may need to be linked separately at a MeeSeva center.

How to Check Aadhaar Linking Status

If you want to verify whether your Aadhaar is already linked to your land record, follow these steps:

Visit meebhoomi.ap.gov.in.
Click on “Aadhaar/Other Identities” in the top navigation menu.
Select “Aadhaar Linking” from the submenu.
Choose your search method: Account (Khata) Number or Aadhaar Number.
Select your District, Mandal, and Village from the dropdowns.
Check the User Consent checkbox.
Enter the Captcha and click “Click“.
The result will show whether your Aadhaar number is linked to the specified Khata number and display the linked details.

How to Link Aadhaar to Land Records

New Aadhaar linking to land records cannot be done entirely online — it requires a physical visit to the nearest MeeSeva Centre, MeeSeva Kiosk, or Grama Ward Sachivalayam (GSWS). This is because the process involves biometric authentication (fingerprint or iris scan) to verify your identity against the Aadhaar database.

Documents you need to carry for Aadhaar linking:

Your Aadhaar card (original and photocopy)
Your existing Pattadar Passbook or land record showing your Khata number and Survey number
Your registered mobile number (for OTP verification if biometric is unavailable)

The service charge for Aadhaar linking at MeeSeva is Rs. 25 per Khata number. The linking is typically processed within 24-48 hours, after which it reflects on the Meebhoomi portal.

How to Check Aadhaar Request Status

After submitting an Aadhaar linking request at a MeeSeva center, you can track its processing status online:

Visit meebhoomi.ap.gov.in.
Click “Aadhaar/Other Identities” in the navigation menu.
Select “Aadhaar Request Status” from the submenu.
Enter the reference number provided at the MeeSeva center, or search by your Aadhaar or Khata number.
View the current status: Pending, Under Processing, Approved, or Rejected.

If your Aadhaar request is rejected, the rejection reason will be displayed. Common reasons include mismatched names between Aadhaar and land records, or biometric authentication failure. Visit the MeeSeva center again with supporting documents to resolve the discrepancy and resubmit.

New Pattadar Passbooks 2026 — Blockchain & QR Code Security

In what represents the most significant upgrade to Andhra Pradesh’s land record system in decades, the AP government launched redesigned Pattadar Passbooks (పట్టాదార్ పాస్‌బుక్) embedded with blockchain technology and QR-code security on March 9, 2026. The launch ceremony was held at Kothaburuzu village in Nandyal district, marking a historic milestone for the state’s land administration.

The new passbooks represent a quantum leap from the older paper-based system. Traditional Pattadar Passbooks were vulnerable to tampering, forgery, loss, and damage. The new blockchain-secured versions solve all these problems simultaneously — by anchoring each passbook’s data to a decentralized blockchain ledger, any attempt to alter the records leaves a permanent, immutable digital trace that cannot be erased.

Key features of the new 2026 Pattadar Passbooks include:

QR Codes connected to digital land databases — scanning the QR code on the passbook instantly retrieves current ownership details from the Meebhoomi database, enabling real-time verification without requiring manual document checks.
Blockchain technology — ownership data is cryptographically secured and stored on an immutable blockchain ledger, ensuring tamper-proof records that cannot be altered by any individual actor, including corrupt officials.
Biometric thumb impression integration — the passbook data is linked to the owner’s biometric record, adding an additional layer of identity authentication.
14 advanced security features embedded in the physical passbook — including holographic seals, watermarks, and encrypted data layers.
Official AP government emblem — confirming authenticity and state authorization.
Free distribution at farmers’ doorsteps — no fees charged to farmers, with distribution teams visiting villages directly.

The scale of this distribution is remarkable: 22 lakh (2.2 million) new Pattadar Passbooks began distribution on January 2, 2026, across 16,816 villages in Andhra Pradesh, as reported by The Print. This initiative also addressed a major legacy problem: the previous government’s passbooks were found to have errors in 19.93 lakh records — wrong names, incorrect extents, or unauthorized mutations — and fresh verification is underway to correct all these discrepancies.

How the QR code verification works: When a bank official, government officer, or property buyer wants to verify a farmer’s land ownership claim, they simply scan the QR code on the passbook using any smartphone camera. The scan instantly opens the corresponding Meebhoomi AP record showing the current ownership details, extent, and survey numbers. This eliminates the need for physical document submission and makes land verification a matter of seconds rather than days.

The previous Land Titling Act, which proposed a different approach to land ownership certification, was repealed by the current government, which instead focused on the more farmer-friendly blockchain passbook system — ensuring that ownership rights remain rooted in traditional land record frameworks while benefiting from cutting-edge digital security.

Meebhoomi AP — Mutation & Land Record Corrections

A land mutation (also known as “Dakhil Kharij” or land record transfer) is the official process by which the name in the land record is changed following a legal event — such as the sale of land, inheritance after death, a gift deed, a court decree, or a land partition among family members. In Andhra Pradesh, mutations are processed through the revenue department and once approved, the updated ownership details are reflected in the Meebhoomi portal.

Land record corrections, on the other hand, address errors in existing records — such as wrong spelling of names, incorrect survey numbers, inaccurate land extent measurements, or classification errors. Both mutations and corrections can be initiated through Meebhoomi AP, though the processing involves revenue officials at the Mandal Revenue Office.

How to Track Mutation Status on Meebhoomi AP

If you have applied for a mutation (land transfer) through the revenue office and want to track its progress, Meebhoomi AP provides a real-time status tracking feature:

Visit meebhoomi.ap.gov.in and click “1-B” in the navigation menu.
Select “Your 1-B” from the submenu.
Choose “Mutation Information by Dategaum” from the available options.
Select your District, Mandal, and Village.
Enter the date of mutation (the date on which the mutation was filed or the transaction took place).
Click Submit to view all mutations processed on that date for the selected village.

The result shows the mutation number, the previous and new owner names, the survey number affected, the extent transferred, and the current status of the mutation request. Typical mutations take 15-30 working days for approval, after which the new owner’s name appears on the 1-B record.

How to Apply for Land Record Corrections

If you notice an error in your Meebhoomi land record — such as a misspelled name, incorrect survey extent, wrong Khata number, or any other data discrepancy — you can file a correction request directly through the portal:

Visit the correction request section on meebhoomi.ap.gov.in.
Enter your land record details: District, Mandal, Village, Survey Number, and Khata Number.
Describe the correction required in the details field, specifying what is wrong and what the correct information should be.
Submit the request and complete OTP verification on your registered mobile number.
Save the reference number generated after submission for future tracking.

Alternatively, for corrections that require supporting documents (such as original survey settlement records, court orders, or family partition deeds), visit the nearest MeeSeva Center or Mandal Revenue Office with your documents. The Tahsildar or revenue inspector will verify your claim and initiate the correction.

Processing time for land record corrections typically ranges from 15 to 45 working days, depending on the complexity of the correction, the workload at the district revenue office, and whether field verification is required.

How to Check Land Conversion Details

Land conversion refers to the official change of land classification — typically from agricultural use to non-agricultural use (for construction, industrial, or commercial purposes). If you are buying land that was previously agricultural and want to verify it has been legally converted, or if you want to track the status of a conversion application you filed, Meebhoomi AP provides this information:

Visit meebhoomi.ap.gov.in and click on “Land Conversion Details” from the navigation or “Others” menu.
Select your District, Mandal, and Village from the dropdowns.
Enter the Survey Number you want to check.
Click Submit to view conversion details.

The conversion details page shows: the Survey Number, Khata Number, Pattadar name, the extent of land converted, the conversion date, and the type of conversion. If no conversion record exists for a survey number, the land is still classified as agricultural. Buyers and developers should always check conversion status before proceeding with non-agricultural land purchases to ensure regulatory compliance.

How to File & Track Complaints on Meebhoomi AP

Meebhoomi AP provides an integrated complaint and grievance redressal mechanism that allows any landowner or citizen to report errors, discrepancies, or unauthorized changes in land records directly through the portal. This is a critically important feature — because land records are the foundation of property rights in India, errors or unauthorized modifications can have severe legal and financial consequences.

Common situations that warrant a complaint on Meebhoomi AP include: your name appearing incorrectly or being replaced by someone else’s name on your land record; wrong survey numbers or land extent recorded; unauthorized mutation without your knowledge or consent; missing records for land you legally own; and errors in Adangal Column 13 showing the wrong cultivator name. Prompt reporting of such issues is essential to protect your land rights.

Filing a New Complaint

To file a new complaint about a land record discrepancy on Meebhoomi AP:

Visit meebhoomi.ap.gov.in and click “Complaints” in the top navigation menu.
Select “File a Complaint” or “New Complaint” from the submenu.
Fill in your personal details: Name, Aadhaar Number, and Mobile Number.
Select the District, Mandal, and Village related to the complaint.
Enter the Survey Number or Khata Number affected.
Describe the complaint clearly — specify what is wrong, what the correct information is, and how the error affects you.
Click Submit.
Enter the OTP sent to your registered mobile number to verify your complaint.
Save the Complaint Reference Number displayed after successful submission.

Types of complaints you can file through Meebhoomi AP include: incorrect owner name, wrong land extent, missing land records, unauthorized changes to records, errors in Adangal crop data, incorrect soil or water source classification, and incorrect mutation entries. Each complaint is routed to the appropriate revenue official in your Mandal for investigation.

Checking Complaint Status

After filing a complaint, you can track its status at any time using your Complaint Reference Number:

Visit meebhoomi.ap.gov.in and click “Complaints” in the navigation menu.
Select “Your Complaint Status” from the submenu.
Select your District from the dropdown.
Enter your Complaint Number in the input field.
Click “View Status” to see the current disposition of your complaint.

Complaint statuses you may see include: Pending (submitted but not yet reviewed), Under Review (assigned to a revenue officer for investigation), Resolved (the correction has been made and updated in the record), and Rejected (complaint not accepted — with a reason provided). If your complaint is rejected and you believe the rejection is unjustified, you may escalate to the Tahsildar or Revenue Divisional Officer in person with supporting documents. For unresolved grievances, the AP Meeseva helpline and the CCLA office can also be contacted.

Revenue Court Case Details on Meebhoomi AP

Property buyers, lawyers, banks, and NRIs conducting due diligence on AP land should always check the Revenue Court Case Details section on Meebhoomi AP before finalizing any transaction. A land parcel with an active revenue court dispute cannot be sold, mortgaged, or transferred — making this check an essential step in any property verification process.

Revenue courts in Andhra Pradesh operate at multiple levels: the Tahsildar’s court handles smaller disputes at the Mandal level; the Revenue Divisional Officer (RDO) handles appeals and larger disputes at the division level; the Joint Collector handles district-level disputes; and the Commissioner of Land Administration handles state-level appeals. Meebhoomi AP provides visibility into all these court levels for any district.

How to Check Court Disputes on Your Land

To check whether any land in Andhra Pradesh has an active or historical revenue court case:

Visit meebhoomi.ap.gov.in and click “Others” in the navigation menu.
Select “Details of Revenue Court Cases” from the submenu.
Select your District from the dropdown.
A district-level summary table will appear showing the number of cases pending before each court level: Tahsildar, RDO, Joint Collector, and Commissioner Appeals.
Click on any number in the table to view the detailed list of cases for that court level.
The case details will show: Dispute ID, Mandal, Village, Survey Number, dispute remarks, case or file number, present status of the case, and the names of the petitioner and respondent.

Always note the Survey Number of any disputed land. If your intended purchase includes survey numbers that appear in this table, exercise extreme caution and consult a property lawyer before proceeding. Even if the case is listed as “Resolved,” verify independently with the relevant revenue court that the resolution is final and the title is clear.

Village Land Disputes Table

In addition to specific case lookups, Meebhoomi AP provides a consolidated table of village-level land disputes per district:

Click “Others” in the Meebhoomi navigation menu.
Select “Table of Village Land Disputes” from the submenu.
Select your District.
Download the PDF list showing all villages with recorded land disputes in the district.

This village-level disputes table is particularly useful for real estate developers and large property investors who want a quick overview of which villages in a district have historically had land disputes, helping them prioritize due diligence efforts. For a comprehensive property verification that includes encumbrance certificates, also check the IGRS AP portal (registration.ap.gov.in) which records mortgage and charge details registered with the AP Registration Department.

Meebhoomi AP Webland — Digital Signature Verification

Webland (webland.ap.gov.in) is the back-end digital administration system used by authorized revenue officials to sign and authenticate Andhra Pradesh land records. Understanding Webland is important because it explains a phenomenon many Meebhoomi users encounter: records displayed in red on the Meebhoomi portal.

When you view an Adangal or 1-B record on Meebhoomi AP and notice that certain entries are highlighted in red, it means those records are “digitally unsigned” — they have been entered into the system but have not yet been reviewed, verified, and digitally signed by the authorized revenue official through the Webland system. An unsigned record is informational only and cannot be used for official purposes such as court submissions, bank loan applications, or government scheme enrollments.

The Webland digital signature process works as follows: a revenue official (Tahsildar or Village Administrative Officer) logs into Webland using their official credentials, selects the sub-division numbers or Khata records requiring authorization, verifies the accuracy of the data, and applies their Digital Signature Certificate (DSC). Once signed, the record appears in normal black text on Meebhoomi, indicating it is authorized and officially valid.

If you encounter unsigned (red) records for your land on Meebhoomi, contact your local Mandal Revenue Office to request that the records be reviewed and digitally signed by the concerned revenue official. This is particularly important before applying for loans, submitting records to courts, or enrolling in government schemes, as unsigned records may be rejected by banks and government agencies.

Webland login requires an official government login name, password, and district selection — it is not a public-facing portal. Revenue officials at the Mandal level use Webland as their primary tool for daily land record management, mutation processing, and correction implementation. The integration between Webland and Meebhoomi ensures that all changes made by revenue officials are reflected in real-time on the public-facing Meebhoomi portal.

Meebhoomi AP Mobile App — Download & Features

Given that 82.53% of all Meebhoomi-related web traffic comes from mobile devices, the question of whether a dedicated mobile app exists is extremely common. The answer requires important clarification: as of March 2026, there is NO official government-developed Meebhoomi AP mobile application. The AP Revenue Department and CCLA have not released an official app on Google Play Store or Apple App Store.

However, several third-party Android applications have been developed by private developers and are available on the Google Play Store:

MeeBhoomi AP – Adangal/1-B/FMB (Version 10.0, 5,500+ downloads, 3/5 stars) — A third-party app that provides a wrapper interface for the Meebhoomi portal services.
MeeBhoomi AP Land Records (4.7/5 stars) — Another third-party application for accessing Meebhoomi records on Android devices.
AP LAND RECORDS – MEE BHOOMI (4.7/5 stars) — A similar third-party app.

Important caution about third-party apps: These applications are NOT developed or endorsed by the Andhra Pradesh government. Using them requires granting the app access to your device, and there are legitimate privacy concerns about how these apps handle your Aadhaar number, land record data, and personal information. There is no government oversight of these apps’ data security practices.

The recommended approach for mobile users is to access the official Meebhoomi AP portal directly through your mobile browser at meebhoomi.ap.gov.in. The official portal is mobile-responsive and designed to work well on smartphones and tablets without requiring any app installation. This approach is safer, more secure, and ensures you are always accessing the most up-to-date official records without any intermediary.

Meebhoomi AP for Farmers — Connecting Land Records to Government Schemes

One of the most underappreciated aspects of Meebhoomi AP is how deeply the land records it hosts are intertwined with the eligibility and delivery of major government welfare schemes for farmers. For millions of agricultural families in Andhra Pradesh, their Meebhoomi records are not just documents — they are the gateway to financial assistance, crop insurance, and agricultural credit that can make the difference between a prosperous season and economic hardship.

In the digital governance era, government scheme eligibility is increasingly verified through database integration rather than physical document submission. This means that if your Adangal, ROR 1-B, or Pattadar Passbook records on Meebhoomi have errors — wrong name, incorrect land extent, missing cultivation data, or unlinked Aadhaar — you may be automatically excluded from scheme benefits even if you are fully eligible. Keeping your Meebhoomi records accurate and up to date is therefore not just a bureaucratic necessity but a direct financial imperative for farming families.

PM Kisan Samman Nidhi

The PM Kisan Samman Nidhi scheme provides Rs. 6,000 per year in three equal installments to eligible small and marginal farmers across India. In Andhra Pradesh, eligibility verification for PM Kisan relies directly on Meebhoomi AP records.

The Adangal record is used to verify that the applicant is an active cultivator of the declared land. The ROR 1-B establishes legal ownership or occupancy rights. The Aadhaar number linked to the land record enables e-KYC verification, which is now mandatory for PM Kisan installments to be released. Farmers who have not linked their Aadhaar to their Meebhoomi records will find their PM Kisan payments blocked — making Aadhaar linking a priority task for all farming households.

Annadata Sukhibhava (అన్నదాత సుఖీభవ)

Annadata Sukhibhava (అన్నదాత సుఖీభవ) is the Andhra Pradesh government’s flagship agricultural income support scheme providing Rs. 20,000 in annual financial assistance to eligible farmers in the state. The scheme uses land records from Meebhoomi AP as the primary basis for verifying farmer status and land ownership.

To be eligible for Annadata Sukhibhava, a farmer must have verifiable land records in Meebhoomi showing active cultivation. The Adangal record must show the farmer as the cultivator for the declared survey numbers, and the extent of land must match what is declared in the application. Any discrepancy between the Meebhoomi records and the scheme application will trigger rejection or suspension of benefits until corrected.

Crop Loans & Insurance

Agricultural banks and cooperative credit societies across Andhra Pradesh require two documents as the foundation of every crop loan application: the ROR 1-B to establish land ownership and legal right to create a charge on the land, and the Adangal to confirm what crop is being cultivated, the extent of cultivation, and the irrigation source. Together, these two Meebhoomi AP documents determine the loan amount, interest rate, and repayment schedule.

For crop insurance under the Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana (PMFBY) and the state-level crop insurance schemes, insurance companies use the Adangal record to verify the crop being insured, the area insured, and the cultivation status at the time of insurance enrollment. If your Adangal shows incorrect crop data or wrong cultivation area, your insurance claim may be denied even if you genuinely suffered crop loss. Farmers are strongly advised to verify their Adangal records at the beginning of each crop season — before applying for loans or enrolling in insurance — and file correction requests immediately for any discrepancies.

Meebhoomi AP — Helpline, Contact & Office Details

For queries, technical issues, or escalations related to Meebhoomi AP records, the following official contact details are available. Most operational queries — such as wrong records, slow portal access, or OTP issues — are best addressed by visiting your nearest Grama/Ward Sachivalayam or MeeSeva Center, where trained officials can assist you in person.

Detail	Information
Office	O/o The Chief Commissioner of Land Administration (CCLA)
Address	APIIC Towers, 1st & 3rd Floors, IT Park, Auto Nagar, Mangalagiri, Andhra Pradesh 522503
Email	ccla-as-cmro@ap.gov.in
Official Website	meebhoomi.ap.gov.in
MeeSeva Portal	ap.meeseva.gov.in
Registration Portal	registration.ap.gov.in
BhuNaksha AP	bhunaksha.ap.gov.in
Webland Portal	webland.ap.gov.in

For in-person assistance: Visit your nearest Grama Sachivalayam (for rural areas) or Ward Sachivalayam (for urban areas) — these are the government’s frontline service delivery centers established under the AP Grama/Ward Sachivalayam scheme. Staff at these centers are trained to assist with Meebhoomi record access, complaint filing, mutation applications, and Aadhaar linking services, often without any additional charges.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) — Meebhoomi AP

The following frequently asked questions address the most common queries about Meebhoomi AP land records, services, and procedures:

What is Meebhoomi AP?

Meebhoomi AP (మీ భూమి) is the official online land records portal of Andhra Pradesh, launched in 2015 by the Revenue Department under the Chief Commissioner of Land Administration (CCLA). It provides free online access to Adangal, ROR 1-B, FMB maps, village maps, e-passbooks, and mutation tracking for all 26 AP districts at meebhoomi.ap.gov.in. The portal has digitized over 4.42 crore records and serves 1.81 crore+ users.

How to check land records on Meebhoomi AP?

Visit meebhoomi.ap.gov.in and click on Adangal or 1-B from the top navigation menu. Select your District, Mandal, and Village from the dropdown menus, choose your search method (Survey Number, Account/Khata Number, Aadhaar Number, or Pattadar Name), enter the relevant number, type the Captcha code, and click Submit. Your land record will display on screen with Print and Download PDF options.

What is the difference between 1B and Adangal in Meebhoomi?

ROR 1-B is the land ownership record showing the Pattadar (owner) name, survey number, total extent, and complete mutation history — used for property transactions, bank loans, and court proceedings. Adangal (Pahani) is the cultivation report showing crop details, water source, soil type, and tenancy information — used for crop loans, insurance, and government scheme eligibility like PM Kisan and Annadata Sukhibhava. Both documents are available free on meebhoomi.ap.gov.in.

Is Meebhoomi AP free to use?

Online viewing of all records through meebhoomi.ap.gov.in is completely free. Certified copies obtained through MeeSeva centers carry official stamps and legal validity — these cost Rs. 25 for Adangal and ROR-1B, Rs. 35 for Old Adangal and corrections. The Electronic Passbook download is free with OTP verification. Aadhaar linking at a MeeSeva center costs Rs. 25 per Khata number.

How to download Adangal from Meebhoomi AP?

Go to meebhoomi.ap.gov.in and click “Adangal” in the navigation menu. Choose “Your Adangal” for individual records. Select your District, Mandal, and Village. Choose your search method (Survey Number, Account Number, or Aadhaar Number) and enter the relevant number. Type the Captcha code and click Submit. When your Adangal displays, use the Print button or browser Print-to-PDF to save a copy. Direct link: meebhoomi.ap.gov.in/SearchAdangal.aspx.

How to download ROR 1B from Meebhoomi AP?

Visit meebhoomi.ap.gov.in and click “1-B” in the navigation menu. Choose “Your 1-B”, select District, Mandal, and Village, choose your search method (including Pattadar Name for 1-B), enter your identifier, type the Captcha, and click Submit. Click on the underlined Khata number or landowner name in the results table to view the complete 1-B record. Use Print or PDF download to save. Direct link: meebhoomi.ap.gov.in/SearchROR.aspx.

How to link Aadhaar with Meebhoomi AP land records?

To check if your Aadhaar is already linked: visit Meebhoomi → click “Aadhaar/Other Identities” → “Aadhaar Linking” → enter your Khata or Aadhaar number → check User Consent → enter Captcha → click Submit. To link new Aadhaar, visit your nearest MeeSeva Centre with your Aadhaar card and land record (Khata/Survey number). Biometric authentication is required. Service charge: Rs. 25 per Khata.

How to file a complaint on Meebhoomi AP?

Click “Complaints” on meebhoomi.ap.gov.in and select “New Complaint.” Enter your Name, Aadhaar Number, and registered Mobile Number. Select the District, Mandal, Village, and affected Survey/Khata number. Describe the issue clearly. Click Submit, verify with the OTP sent to your mobile, and save the Complaint Reference Number. Track status via “Your Complaint Status” using your complaint number and district selection.

What is a digitally unsigned record in Meebhoomi?

Records shown in red on Meebhoomi AP are “digitally unsigned” — they have been entered into the system but have not yet been verified and digitally signed by the authorized revenue official through the Webland backend system. Unsigned records are informational only and cannot be used for official purposes such as court submissions, bank loan applications, or government scheme enrollments. Contact your Mandal Revenue Office to request authorization of unsigned records affecting your land.

Does Meebhoomi have a mobile app?

No official government Meebhoomi app exists as of March 2026. Third-party apps like “MeeBhoomi AP – Adangal/1-B/FMB” (v10.0) are available on Android but are not government-affiliated. These apps raise data privacy concerns. The recommended approach is to use the official mobile-responsive website meebhoomi.ap.gov.in directly in your mobile browser — it is safe, secure, and always shows the most current records without any intermediary app.

How to check village map on Meebhoomi AP?

Go to meebhoomi.ap.gov.in and click “Village Map” in the top navigation. Select your District, Mandal, and Village from the dropdown menus. Enter the Captcha code and click Submit. The village map will open in a pop-up PDF window. Ensure browser pop-ups are enabled for meebhoomi.ap.gov.in. For geo-referenced maps with satellite imagery overlay, use Bhunaksha AP at bhunaksha.ap.gov.in.

What are the new blockchain Pattadar Passbooks in AP?

Launched on March 9, 2026, new Andhra Pradesh Pattadar Passbooks feature QR codes connected to the Meebhoomi digital database and blockchain technology for tamper-proof record security. Scanning the QR code instantly retrieves current ownership details. The passbooks include 14 advanced security features and biometric integration. 22 lakh new passbooks began distribution on January 2, 2026, across 16,816 villages at no cost to farmers — delivered directly to their doorsteps.

How to check mutation status on Meebhoomi AP?

Visit meebhoomi.ap.gov.in and click “1-B” → “Your 1-B” → “Mutation Information by Dategaum.” Select your District, Mandal, and Village from the dropdowns. Enter the date of mutation (date the transaction or application was filed). Click Submit to view all mutations processed on that date for the selected village, including mutation number, previous and new owner names, survey number, and current status.

Can I search Meebhoomi by a person’s name?

Yes. In both the Adangal and 1-B search sections of Meebhoomi AP, choose “Name of Pattadar” as the search type. Enter the owner’s first or last name, select the District, Mandal, and Village, then submit. A list of matching names will appear. Important: name spellings in Telugu and English may differ between records, so if your first search fails, try alternate spellings or use the Survey Number or Aadhaar Number search method instead.

What documents are needed to access Meebhoomi AP?

No physical documents are needed to view land records online on meebhoomi.ap.gov.in. You only need one of the following identifiers: Survey Number, Account (Khata) Number, Aadhaar Number (if already linked to land record), or Pattadar Name. You also need to know the District, Mandal, and Village where the land is located. For certified copies, visit a MeeSeva center with original Aadhaar card and land record reference.

Conclusion — Your Complete Meebhoomi AP Guide

Meebhoomi AP (మీ భూమి) has transformed land record management in Andhra Pradesh from a cumbersome, opaque, paper-based system into a transparent, accessible, and increasingly sophisticated digital platform. Whether you are a farmer in Kurnool checking your Adangal for crop loan eligibility, a property buyer in Visakhapatnam verifying ownership before a purchase, a lawyer in Vijayawada preparing for revenue court proceedings, or an NRI in the United States monitoring your family’s ancestral land — Meebhoomi AP at meebhoomi.ap.gov.in puts all the information you need at your fingertips, free and available around the clock.

The 2026 upgrade to blockchain-secured, QR-coded Pattadar Passbooks represents a major milestone — making AP one of India’s leading states in land record security and digital governance. The distribution of 22 lakh tamper-proof passbooks directly to farmers’ homes, the correction of 19.93 lakh error-ridden old records, and the integration of biometric authentication mark a new era of transparency and accountability in AP land administration.

As you use this guide, remember these key principles: always verify your records before any major transaction or government scheme application; ensure your Aadhaar is linked to your land Khata; check for digitally unsigned (red) records and get them authorized; file complaints promptly for any discrepancies; and for legally binding documents, always obtain certified copies through MeeSeva rather than relying on online screen views.

The official portal remains your best and safest source: meebhoomi.ap.gov.in. For further assistance, contact the CCLA office at ccla-as-cmro@ap.gov.in or visit your nearest Grama/Ward Sachivalayam.