Everything you need to check, download and act on your Goa land record — direct link to the official e-Gov NLARP government portal, local terminology, and how to convert it into a bank & court-accepted valuation.
To check your Goa land record, open the official e-Gov NLARP portal, search by Taluka → Village, and download your Form I & XIV / Form D — free, in under 2 minutes. It is maintained by the Revenue Department, Government of Goa.
Search path: Taluka → Village. This official service is supervised by the Revenue Department, Government of Goa and is always free to use.
Open Official Goa Portal ↗These are the document names you'll see on the portal and at the local revenue office — all refer to your land record:
Your Form I & XIV / Form D proves ownership, but not market value. Send it to RV Yashkumar Jasani — Government Approved Registered Valuer — for a certified valuation report accepted by banks, courts, tax authorities, and embassies across India.
💬 WhatsApp My Goa RecordHow can I check land records online in Goa?
Visit the official e-Gov NLARP portal at https://egov.goa.nic.in/nlarp/, run by the Revenue Department, Government of Goa. Search using Taluka → Village to view your Form I & XIV / Form D instantly, free of charge.
What is the Goa land record document called?
In Goa, the land record is locally known by names such as Form I & XIV (Rural), Form D (Urban), Mutation Register. These serve the same legal purpose as a Record of Rights (RoR) — proof of ownership, tenancy, and crop/plot details.
Is the Goa land record enough for a bank loan or court case?
No. The land record proves ownership, not market value. Banks, courts, and tax authorities require a certified valuation report — issued by a Government Approved Registered Valuer such as RV Yashkumar Jasani — alongside your Form I & XIV / Form D.
Is the e-Gov NLARP portal free to use?
Yes. e-Gov NLARP is an official, free digitised land record service operated by the Revenue Department, Government of Goa for citizens of Goa.