Moganur SRO

Namakkal District • Salem Zone

23

Villages

9,274

Survey Numbers

Villages under Moganur SRO

# Village Name Taluka Categories Surveys Action
1 - Select - - 1 10 View
2 Aariyur Mohanur 20 1,045 View
3 Agrahara Manapalli Mohanur 18 894 View
4 Agraharaandapuram Mohanur 7 145 View
5 Agraharamettupatti Mohanur 17 594 View
6 Agraharavalavandi Mohanur 11 448 View
7 Andapuram Mohanur 15 329 View
8 Aniya Puram Mohanur 24 1,141 View
9 Arasanatham Mohanur 15 482 View
10 Arur Mohanur 21 865 View
11 Enam Agraharavalavandi Mohanur 4 136 View
12 Koamari Palayam Mohanur 18 902 View
13 Mana Palli - 21 226 View
14 Mettu Patti - 22 209 View
15 Mohanur - 15 234 View
16 Oruvanthur - 20 305 View
17 Parali - 18 143 View
18 Peramandam Palayam - 13 120 View
19 Pettapalayam - 21 172 View
20 Rasi Palayam - 22 164 View
21 Sinnapethampatti - 17 134 View
22 Tholur - 14 192 View
23 Valaya Patti - 28 384 View

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About Moganur Sub-Registrar Office

The Moganur Sub-Registrar Office (SRO) is an important property registration office in Namakkal district, operating under the Salem Zone of the Registration Department, Government of Tamil Nadu. Buyers, sellers, and legal representatives use this SRO for registering property transactions and accessing record-related services within its notified limits.

Moganur SRO has jurisdiction over 11 villages and covers a total of 4,961 survey numbers. This survey-number coverage matters because guideline value checks, stamp duty calculation, encumbrance searches, and document registration are typically mapped to the survey number and village. If your property falls within these villages and survey limits, your deed registration and related services will generally be handled at the Moganur SRO.

For smoother registration, confirm your property’s village and survey number details (as per patta/chitta, FMB extracts, or prior deeds) before initiating the process. This helps avoid jurisdiction mismatches, appointment rescheduling, and delays during scrutiny.

Documents Required for Registration

Keep the following documents ready in original (and copies where required). Missing paperwork is one of the most common reasons for registration delays at any SRO.

  • Sale deed / title documents (draft deed prepared as per applicable format and property details)
  • ID proofs of buyer and seller: Aadhaar and PAN (or other accepted government ID where applicable)
  • Photographs of buyer and seller (passport-size as typically required for records)
  • Encumbrance Certificate (EC) for the required period to verify prior transactions and liens
  • Patta copy (latest available) to support ownership and survey details
  • Property tax receipts (latest paid receipt, especially for house sites/buildings under local bodies)
  • Previous sale deeds (chain of title) to establish ownership continuity

Practical tip: Ensure names, initials, survey numbers, subdivision numbers, and extent match across patta, EC, and prior deeds. Even small mismatches can trigger clarification requests.

Registration Process at Moganur SRO
  1. Check guideline value for your survey number

    Use the TN Registration Department resources to verify the guideline value mapped to your village and survey/subdivision number. Guideline value influences stamp duty and registration fee calculations.

  2. Calculate stamp duty (7%) and registration fee (2%)

    Estimate costs based on the higher of consideration value or applicable guideline value, as per prevailing rules. Keep additional costs in mind (document preparation, EC, copies, etc.).

  3. Prepare and sign the sale deed

    Draft the deed with accurate boundaries, measurements, schedule, consideration, and party details. Ensure all parties sign in the correct places and that witness details are complete.

  4. Book slot online via TNReginet portal

    Use the TNReginet portal to select the SRO, choose a date/time slot, and follow the workflow for appointment scheduling as applicable.

  5. Visit SRO with all documents

    Parties to the deed should appear along with witnesses and required originals. Carry identity proofs and appointment confirmation details.

  6. Biometric verification and document scanning

    The SRO typically completes identity verification (including biometrics as applicable), captures photographs, and scans documents for official records.

  7. Collection of registered document

    After acceptance and completion of formalities, collect the registered deed as per the SRO’s delivery process (same day or later, depending on workload and verification).

Services Provided
  • Sale deed registration for plots, houses, agricultural lands, and other immovable properties
  • Gift deed registration
  • Partition deed registration (family or co-owner partitions)
  • Lease registration (where registration is applicable/required)
  • Will registration (optional but useful for record and authenticity)
  • Encumbrance Certificate (EC) issuance
  • Certified copy requests for registered documents and related records (as permitted)
Frequently Asked Questions

What are the office timings of Moganur SRO?

Office timings can vary due to government orders, local holidays, or administrative reasons. Confirm the latest working hours directly with the Moganur SRO before visiting.

How to book an appointment online?

You can book a slot through the TNReginet portal by selecting the relevant SRO, entering document/property details, and choosing an available date and time. Keep your party details and property identifiers (village, survey number, extent) ready.

What is the processing time for registration?

Processing time depends on document completeness, verification requirements, and daily workload. Straightforward registrations may be completed faster, while cases needing clarification or additional checks can take longer.

How to obtain Encumbrance Certificate?

An EC can typically be applied for online via TNReginet by providing property details (village, survey number, document number if available, and period). You may also approach the SRO for guidance if you face data-matching issues.

Disclaimer

This page is for general informational purposes for property buyers and sellers. For current office timings, latest fee updates, document requirements, and official procedures, contact the Moganur Sub-Registrar Office directly or refer to the TN Registration Department’s official resources. Guideline values referenced are effective from July 2024; revisions may occur as per government notifications.