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Read your Maharashtra land-record entry

Explore the official steps with a trusted grown-up.

View the relevant 7/12, 8A, property card or linked record on Maharashtra's official Bhulekh service.

RoutinePublic officeOfficial steps

Who it goes to: Land Records Department, Government of Maharashtra · Bhulekh

Where it applies: Maharashtra; select the actual district and parcel's revenue village

01 · What is this?

An official public view of the selected revenue or property-card record.

02 · When is it useful?

Use it to check identifiers and entries before requesting an issued signed copy or correction.

03 · Start here

Choose the record type, district, taluka and village, then use the survey/gat or available name search.

Gather your pieces

  1. Choose the correct record type and parcel; a property card and a rural 7/12 are not interchangeable.
  2. Keep the current online view and the source records if you suspect a digitisation mismatch.

Your official next step

This record links to the authority's official form or entry route. Follow the current instructions there with a trusted grown-up; this page does not reproduce or submit an official filing.

Your next moves

  1. For official-use copies, open the separately named digitally signed record service.
  2. For a supported online-versus-source discrepancy, follow the applicable e-Hakk or record-correction process.

Real-world check

Bhulekh's public-view warning says the displayed information is not for government or legal use. The digitally signed service is separate. A viewed record, corrected entry or issued copy does not by itself guarantee title.

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