Here’s the significance of Patta Chitta



Patta Chitta is a certificate issued by the Tamil Nadu state government for land. It contains important plot details and serves as a fundamental document during government acquisitions and property sales. It also acts as evidence during an ownership argument and assists fix it fast.

A Patta is a legal and significant document that acts as a revenue record of a particular piece of land. The government issues the Patta in the name of the landowner. It is also known as the “Record of Rights (ROR)”. A Patta comprises records of:

  • The number of Patta.

  • Owner name.

  • Name of the individual village, taluk, and district.

  • Survey number and subdivision.

  • Whether the land is a Dryland or Wetland.

  • Dimensions or area of the land.

  • Tax details.

Chitta is a legal revenue document about a fixed property maintained by the individual Village Administration Officer (VAO) and the Taluka office. The document includes several important details such as size, ownership, area, etc. The primary objective of a Chitta is about the land type – Dryland (punjai) or Wetland (nanjai). While the word ‘nanjai’ indicates the particular land or area with rivers, canals, ponds, etc., the term ‘punjai’ indicates the land that has lesser water bodies.

The Tamil Nadu Government issues both the Patta and Chitta. In 2015, the government combined the Patta and Chitta into a single document with the necessary information available on the Patta.

Applying for Patta Chitta Online

After the Patta and Chitta merged, the Tamil Nadu government made the Patta Chitta filing process online. You can follow these steps:

  • Sign in to the Tamil Nadu Patta Chitta portal. The portal is available in two languages – Tamil and English. 

  • Choose the ‘View Patta’ below the ‘View Patta Copy’ option.

  • Select the district from the drop-down list. Choose the ‘Rural’ or ‘Urban’ option in the ‘Area Type’. Click on the ‘Submit’ button.

  • Choose the ‘Taluk’ and ‘Village’ from the drop-down option. Choose the option ‘Survey Number’ or ‘Patta Number’ in the ‘View Patta/Chitta using’ bar. Fill in the ‘Survey Number’ and ‘Sub Division Number’ if the ‘Survey Number’ option is chosen in the ‘View Patta/Chitta using’ bar. If ‘Patta Number’ is chosen in the ‘View Patta/Chitta using’ bar, enter the ‘Patta Number’. Enter the ‘Enter authentication value’ and click the ‘Submit’ button.

  • Upon submitting the property details, a certificate from the register will be issued online with property details. The certificate will include details like the type of construction on the property, the door number, locality, type of land, survey number, etc.

The Employees’ Provident Fund (EPF) or UAN passbook contains information and details of the contracts that have been made by the company and employee in the EPS or Employees' Pension Scheme accounts and EPF. All the monthly contributions and the interest gathered are listed in the passbook and the interest, accumulated on the amount gathered. Multiple EPF accounts will each have diverse passbooks. You can go through your EPF passbook online and download it in PDF format. But, you have to register your UAN or Universal Account Number on the official website of the Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO). Viewing and downloading the UAN passbook is very simple and can be done on the EPFO portal.

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