Pahani in Andhra Pradesh is called Adangal (crop and cultivation record) and 1-B/ROR (Record of Rights, ownership record)—both maintained by the AP Revenue Department for every land parcel. Both are available on the state’s official land records portal, Meebhoomi (మీ భూమి — “Your Land”).
First: Make Sure You’re on the Real Portal
Several look-alike websites—meebhoomi.me, meebhoomii.net, meebhoomii.com, meebhomiap.com, and similar—copy the official name to rank in search results and show ads. None of these are government sites. The only official Andhra Pradesh land records portal is:
meebhoomi.ap.gov.in (the .ap.gov.in domain is the government’s official web address — always check for this before entering any land or personal details)
How to Check Your AP Adangal / 1-B Online
- Visit the official portal at meebhoomi.ap.gov.in.
- The site defaults to Telugu — look for the language toggle (usually top-right) to switch to English if you prefer.
- Click “Adangal” for the crop/cultivation record, or “1-B” for the ownership record — they’re separate documents, so pick based on what you need.
- Choose “Personal” (for one specific holding) or “Village” (for the full village record).
- Select your District, Mandal, and Village.
- Search using any one of these — the portal accepts all four:
- Survey Number
- Khata Number
- Aadhaar Number (linked to the land record)
- Pattadar Name (landowner’s name)
- Enter the captcha and submit — your record displays on screen, with a print/download option.
Getting a Certified Copy
A free on-screen view is enough for personal reference, but banks, courts, and registration offices usually need a certified copy. Certified copies of 1-B, Adangal, FMB (Field Measurement Book), and LP Map are available through the portal for a nominal fee (approximately ₹40 per document as of the current fee schedule) — the exact current rate is always shown on the portal before you pay.
Other Official AP Land Resources (Beyond Meebhoomi)
If you also need these, don’t search generic terms — go directly to the correct official department:
| Need | Official Portal |
| Adangal, 1-B, FMB, Village Map, E-Passbook | meebhoomi.ap.gov.in |
| Encumbrance Certificate (for property sale/purchase) | registration.ap.gov.in (IGRS AP) |
| Land administration policy/grievances | ccla.ap.gov.in (Chief Commissioner of Land Administration) |
Common Issues
- “Record not found”: Try switching between Survey Number and Khata Number searches — some older records are indexed under only one of the two.
- Aadhaar not linked: Meebhoomi has a separate “Aadhaar Linking Status” check — if your land isn’t linked yet, the Adangal/1-B search by Aadhaar won’t return results; search by Survey Number instead.
- Telugu-only fields: A few older village records display only in Telugu even with the English toggle on — this is a known portal limitation, not an error on your end.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the difference between Adangal and 1-B in Andhra Pradesh?
Adangal records crop, cultivation, and tenancy details for a season. 1-B (ROR) records land ownership. They’re two separate documents on the same Meebhoomi portal.
Is meebhoomi.ap.gov.in free to use?
Yes, viewing your Adangal or 1-B on-screen is free. Only certified/signed copies for legal or bank use involve a small government fee.
Can I check my AP land record without knowing the survey number?
Yes — Meebhoomi also accepts Khata Number, Aadhaar Number, or the Pattadar’s (owner’s) name as search criteria.
How do I get an Encumbrance Certificate in Andhra Pradesh?
Encumbrance Certificates are issued through the Registration & Stamps Department at registration.ap.gov.in, not through MeeBhoomi — they’re separate government systems.
This is independent informational content, not affiliated with the Government of Andhra Pradesh. Always verify records and use official government portals only — check that the URL ends in .ap.gov.in before entering any details.
