வருவாய்த்துறைக்கு இணையவழி பட்டா மாறுதல் படிவம் அனுப்பப்பட்டமைக்கான ஒப்புகை சீட்டு வழங்கும் புதிய வசதி
The Director, Information and Public Relations Department, Chennai, issued this press release announcing an acknowledgement receipt for online patta transfer forms sent by the Registration Department to the Revenue Department. The release states no order number or publication date, but says the procedure applies to documents registered from 29 October 2018 and initially covers rural survey numbers.
What the guidance does
The press release introduces an acknowledgement receipt confirming that a patta transfer form, Form 6, has been sent online by the Registration Department to the Revenue Department after document registration. The facility forms part of the integrated web based STAR 2.0 registration system launched on 12 February 2018.
The acknowledgement is intended to prevent document holders from submitting another patta transfer application for the same property through a government common service centre.
Who is affected
The acknowledgement procedure affects people registering property documents that require patta transfer. It also applies to Sub Registrar Offices that send the forms and to the Revenue Department that processes the applications.
The online acknowledgement facility initially applies only to rural survey numbers. For natham and urban survey numbers, the existing procedure continues, under which patta transfer forms collected during registration are delivered weekly by the Sub Registrar Office directly to the Taluk Office. The release says the online service will later be extended to natham and urban survey numbers.
Key provisions
- After registration, the Registration Department sends the patta transfer form online to the Revenue Department.
- When the original registered document is returned, the Sub Registrar signs and provides an acknowledgement receipt.
- The acknowledgement contains the application number assigned by the Revenue Department.
- The applicant can enter that number under “Know your application status” at
http://www.eservices.tn.gov.into check action taken on the application. - The status can also be checked through the Android application named “AMMA eservice of land records”.
- The receipt issued during document registration states the date on which the original document will be returned. The public is asked to collect the patta transfer acknowledgement on that date.
Fees and duplicate applications
The Registration Department collects the subdivision fee during registration where subdivision is required. The fee details are sent online to the Revenue Department with the patta transfer form, so the applicant does not need to pay a separate subdivision fee to the Revenue Department.
A person whose patta transfer form has been sent after registration does not need to submit another form through a government e service centre. Patta transfer complaints may be made through the toll free number 1800 425 1333.
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Common questions
Do I need to apply separately for patta transfer after registering my document?
No. Where the Registration Department has sent Form 6 online to the Revenue Department after registration, the release says not to submit another application through a government e service centre.
When will I receive the patta transfer acknowledgement?
The Sub Registrar will sign and provide it when your original registered document is returned. The return date is stated on the receipt issued during registration.
How can I check my patta transfer application status?
Use the Revenue Department application number printed on the acknowledgement under “Know your application status” at the Tamil Nadu eServices website, or enter it in the Android application “AMMA eservice of land records”.
Does the online acknowledgement apply to natham and urban survey numbers?
Not at the stage described in the release. It initially applies to rural survey numbers, while forms for natham and urban survey numbers continue to be sent weekly from the Sub Registrar Office to the Taluk Office.
