Khatiyan & Land Records in Ranchi is provided by Amin Ajit kumar, a local Amin (land surveyor) serving Ranchi city and nearby blocks. Call or WhatsApp +91 79037 04064 with your khata / plot number for a quote and site visit.
Land records in Jharkhand — khatiyan, Register-II, khata-plot details and mauza maps — are the foundation of every property deal. But reading them correctly, especially old survey khatiyan, can be confusing.
Amin Ajit kumar helps you locate the right records, read the entries correctly (raiyat name, khata, plot, rakba / area, kism-e-zameen / land type) and understand what they mean for buying, selling, mutation or a dispute.
What's included
- Finding khata and plot details from the owner name or mauza
- Reading and explaining khatiyan entries
- Checking Register-II and online records on Jharbhoomi
- Checking land type (e.g. raiyati, gair-mazrua) as per records
- Matching record area with ground measurement
- Guidance for certified copies from the relevant office
How it works
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Share details
Owner name, mauza, thana and any old papers.
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Record search
We locate the relevant khata / plot entries.
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Explanation
Each entry is explained in simple Hindi / English.
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Next steps
Advice on mutation, correction or verification as needed.
Documents required
- Any old paper with khata / plot number
- Mauza (village) name and thana number
- Name of recorded owner (raiyat) or ancestor
- Sale deed or inheritance details
Frequently asked questions
What is khatiyan in Jharkhand?
Khatiyan is the record-of-rights prepared during land survey. It lists the raiyat (owner) name, khata number, plot numbers, area (rakba), land type and rent for each holding in a mauza (village).
How can I check land records online in Jharkhand?
Jharkhand land records such as Register-II and related details are available on the state's Jharbhoomi portal. You need the district, circle (anchal), halka, mauza and khata or owner name. If you face difficulty, we can check and explain the records for you.
What is the difference between khata number and plot number?
Khata number identifies an owner's holding (account) in a village record, while plot number (khesra) identifies a specific piece of land on the map. One khata can contain several plots.