Satbara, also known as the 7/12 extract or Satbara Utara, is an essential land record document in Maharashtra. It provides detailed information about agricultural land ownership, crop details, and tenancy status. This document is crucial for property buyers, farmers, banks, and government authorities for verifying land ownership and facilitating various legal and administrative processes.
Digital Satbara refers to the online version of the traditional 7/12 extract accessible through Maharashtra’s official land record portals. The digital platform enables landowners and interested parties to view, verify and download the Satbara Utara anytime anywhere, eliminating the need to visit government offices physically.
Gone are the days when you had to personally visit the Revenue Department office to get Satbara records. Maharashtra’s Mahabhulekh 2.0 Portal (MahaBhulekh) offers a seamless online platform for checking and downloading Satbara (7/12) documents.
Visit the MahaBhulekh Portal: Go to the official Maharashtra Land Records website ( mahabhulekh.maharashtra.gov.in).
Select Your District: From the dropdown, choose the district where your land is located.
Enter Taluka and Village: Provide the relevant Taluka and village name.
Enter Survey Number or Gat Number: This unique identifier of your land parcel is vital to access the correct record.
Enter your Mobile Number Submit and View: Click on search to view the Satbara Details, including owner name, survey number, area, and crop details.
Download or Print: You can download the extract as a PDF or print it for official use.
Tip:If u dont know Survey number or Gat number u can choose “Name” option & search property by name.
Interpreting and verifying land records, especially Satbara, can be complex for individual buyers. This is where Liasoning Services and Property Due Diligence come into play.
Liasoning Consultants help by coordinating with government offices, ensuring that Satbara and other land records are accurate and up-to-date, facilitating smooth property transactions.
Property Due Diligence involves thorough verification of Satbara along with other documents to confirm legitimate ownership and clear title, reducing chances of disputes or fraud.
Land Due Diligence extends this verification to check land acquisition status, zoning, and compliance with local laws, making Satbara a foundational document for these checks.
Yes, digitally signed Satbara extracts from official portals are legally valid and accepted by banks and government authorities.
Yes, all villages in Maharashtra have their land records digitized and available online through official government portals.
Physically requesting a Satbara in government offices may require your land papers and identity proof but is mostly replaced by digital access now.
Some portals may charge a small fee for downloading certified documents; however, viewing is usually free.
