MeeBhoomi AP is the Andhra Pradesh government’s online portal for land records — the place where you can check your 1B (Record of Rights), Adangal or Pahani, FMB and village land records without visiting an office. All you need is your district, mandal, village and survey number — or your Aadhaar-linked records — and a few minutes. This guide explains what each record is, how to check it step by step, and what to do when the details do not match.

Land records are the foundation of almost every rural transaction in AP: they prove who owns a piece of land, what it is used for, and whether it carries any dispute. Farmers need them for PM-Kisan land seeding, for loans, for sales and for settling family divisions. MeeBhoomi puts the same records the village office holds onto a screen you can check from home.

What Is MeeBhoomi AP?

MeeBhoomi AP is the Andhra Pradesh government’s land records portal, at meebhoomi.ap.gov.in. Before it existed, checking a land record meant a trip to the village revenue office and a wait in a queue; now the same record can be viewed online. The portal covers the whole state, village by village, and it is the official source for the records it shows — so what you see on MeeBhoomi is what the revenue department holds on that land. It is used by farmers, buyers, banks and officials alike, and it is the first place to look whenever a question about a piece of land comes up.

MeeBhoomi AP: Who Can Use It and What You Need

Anyone can check a land record on MeeBhoomi AP — you do not need to be the landowner to view a record, because the records are public. What you do need is the location of the land and its survey number.

• District, mandal and village — the exact village where the land sits.
• Survey number — the number of the land parcel, from an old 1B, Adangal or sale deed.
• Aadhaar-linked records — if your land is linked to your Aadhaar, you can search that way instead.

If you do not know the survey number, ask at your Grama Sachivalayam or the village revenue office — they hold the village land records and can tell you the survey number for your land.

What Records Can You Check on MeeBhoomi AP?

The portal carries four main kinds of records. Knowing which one you need saves time.

1B (Record of Rights / ROR)

The 1B is the record of rights: it shows who owns the land, how much of it there is, and the nature of the land. It is the document banks and buyers ask for first when land changes hands or is offered as security, because it is the official statement of ownership. If you are checking who owns a piece of land, start with the 1B.

Adangal / Pahani

The Adangal, also called the Pahani, is the village account of what is happening on the land: the crops grown, the extent cultivated, and the person cultivating it. It is updated regularly, so it shows the current position on the ground, not just the ownership. Farmers use it to prove cultivation and to support claims tied to the crop.

FMB (Field Measurement Book)

The FMB is the field measurement book: it holds the measurements and the sketch of each survey number, showing the shape and boundaries of the parcel. It is the record to check when the question is about where one field ends and the next begins, or when a boundary is in dispute.

Village Land Records

The portal also carries village-level land records: the full list of survey numbers in a village, their extents and their owners. They are useful when you want to check all the land in a family, or to confirm the details of a parcel before a sale or a division.

How to Check Land Records on MeeBhoomi AP: 5 Steps

1. Open the MeeBhoomi portal.
2. Choose the record you want — 1B, Adangal or FMB.
3. Select your district, then your mandal, then your village.
4. Enter the survey number, or search through your Aadhaar-linked records.
5. View the record on screen, and download or print it if you need a copy.

The exact labels on the portal may change from time to time, but the flow stays the same: record type, then village, then survey number. If a step does not work, try again later or visit a CSC, where the operator can run the same search for you.

What to Do If Your MeeBhoomi AP Record Is Wrong

Records have errors — a name spelt wrong, an old owner still shown, a survey number that does not match the land on the ground. When you spot one, do not ignore it: the online record is what departments will go by. Take the record to your village revenue office or your Grama Sachivalayam and ask what correction process applies to the error you found. Carry your old documents — an old 1B, a sale deed or a court order, if you have one — so the officer can see what needs changing.

MeeBhoomi AP and PM-Kisan Land Seeding

MeeBhoomi and PM-Kisan are closely linked. PM-Kisan checks that a beneficiary’s land is seeded to their record, and a land-seeding flag is one of the common reasons a PM-Kisan instalment is not received. If your instalment is held for land seeding, check your records on MeeBhoomi first: confirm the survey number, the extent and the name shown, and get any mismatch corrected. Once the land record is right, the seeding check can pass — and you can confirm the other checks on our guide to PM-Kisan e-KYC.

MeeBhoomi AP vs Encumbrance Certificate (EC)

MeeBhoomi and the Encumbrance Certificate are different documents for different questions. MeeBhoomi shows the land record itself — who owns the land, what it is, and its measurements. The EC, issued by the Registration and Stamps Department at registration.ap.gov.in, shows the history of registered transactions on a property — sales, mortgages and other registered dealings. When you buy land, check both: MeeBhoomi for the current record, and the EC for the transactions behind it.

Common Problems and How to Fix Them

• Survey number not found. Check the number again against an old 1B or sale deed — one wrong digit is enough to fail a search. If it still fails, confirm the village selected is the right one.
• Name mismatch. If the name on the record differs from your Aadhaar, get the record corrected at the village revenue office — a mismatch can block PM-Kisan seeding and other scheme checks.
• Record shows an old owner. The record has not been updated after a transfer or division. Ask the revenue office what document is needed to update it.
• Portal not loading. Try again later, or visit a CSC — the operator can run the same search on the portal for you.

Frequently Asked Questions About MeeBhoomi AP

What is MeeBhoomi AP?

MeeBhoomi AP is the Andhra Pradesh government’s online portal for land records, at meebhoomi.ap.gov.in. It shows 1B (ROR), Adangal / Pahani, FMB and village land records.

How do I check my land record on MeeBhoomi AP?

Open the MeeBhoomi portal, choose the record type, select your district, mandal and village, then enter the survey number — or search through your Aadhaar-linked records.

What is the difference between 1B and Adangal?

The 1B is the record of rights — who owns the land and how much of it there is. The Adangal (Pahani) is the village account of what is happening on the land — crops grown, extent cultivated, and who cultivates it.

Can I check MeeBhoomi AP records without a survey number?

Yes, if your land is linked to your Aadhaar, you can search through Aadhaar-linked records. Otherwise, get the survey number from an old 1B or sale deed, or ask at your Grama Sachivalayam.

Does MeeBhoomi AP show the Encumbrance Certificate?

No. The Encumbrance Certificate is a separate document from the Registration and Stamps Department, at registration.ap.gov.in — it shows the history of registered transactions on a property.

MeeBhoomi AP puts your land records on a screen you can check from home — 1B, Adangal, FMB and village records, by survey number or Aadhaar. Check yours before you need it: for a sale, a loan, a division, or a PM-Kisan check — and if anything on the record is wrong, get it corrected at the village revenue office before it costs you.

Last updated: November 2026