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Search Andhra Pradesh and Telangana government records using an owner, ancestor, or pattadar name. No survey number, no documents, no trip to the village.
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How this search works
Government records are not always written the way a family remembers them. A name may appear in Telugu script, with a different English spelling, under an older relation name, or in a village that has changed mandal or district. Assetly searches the indexed record references, compares likely pattadar matches, and saves only the parcels you recognise into your dashboard.
1. Start with clues
Enter the pattadar or family-member name, add a relation hint if you know one, and search for the official land-record location. GP and hamlet names can help find the linked village.
2. Continue securely
Sign in to review the official location you selected before the search begins. This matters because the same village name can exist in more than one district or mandal.
3. Review matches
Review possible pattadar matches, relation names, survey numbers, and extent details. Extra matches can appear when names are common or transliterated differently.
4. Save only what fits
Treat results as leads for verification. Save parcels you recognize, then use documents and official follow-up to confirm ownership.
Once you find it, you keep it safe
Save the parcels you recognise into your dashboard. Assetly then checks them against the latest government records and shows you what needs fixing.
Why results may vary
- This search is only for agricultural land records. Some house plots or layouts may still appear if the land was agricultural earlier or continues to be listed in agricultural records.
- Names can be written in Telugu, English, initials, short forms, or older spellings. Try alternate spellings and relation names when a result is missing.
- A relation hint helps, but records may store father, spouse, guardian, or another family relation depending on the source record.
- Some records are not real-time. Recent changes, corrections, mutations, or newly issued records may not appear immediately.
- A broad or common name can return more than one possible match. Use village, relation name, survey number, khata number, and extent to narrow what belongs to your family.
- A match is a starting point for verification, not final legal proof of ownership.
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