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Get a signed Maharashtra land-record copy

Explore the official steps with a trusted grown-up.

Use the official digitally signed record service for the required 7/12, 8A or property-card copy.

ImportantPublic officeOfficial steps

Who it goes to: Land Records Department, Government of Maharashtra · digitally signed record service

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

01 · What is this?

The state's issued digital-copy service, distinct from the free Bhulekh view.

02 · When is it useful?

Use it when you need the recognised signed record for an official purpose.

03 · Start here

Choose the exact record type on the digitally signed service, then read the login, fee and download requirements.

Gather your pieces

  1. Confirm the required record type and local identifiers.
  2. Read the current fee and verification requirements; do not upload payment or identity details to a lookalike site.

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. Keep the issued electronic file and receipt and verify the digital signature or available verification reference.
  2. Check the identifiers and whether the receiving office requires an additional record or period.

Real-world check

The official portal recognises digitally signed 7/12, 8A and property-card records for official/legal use. That status authenticates the issued record; it does not warrant a clear title, settle possession or certify a new physical survey.

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