Official Land Record Guide 2026

Meghalaya Land Records — Record of Rights (RoR)

Everything you need to check, download and act on your Meghalaya land record — direct link to the official Meghalaya Revenue Portal government portal, local terminology, and how to convert it into a bank & court-accepted valuation.

📋 Quick Answer

To check your Meghalaya land record, open the official Meghalaya Revenue Portal portal, search by District → Block → Village, and download your Record of Rights (RoR) — free, in under 2 minutes. It is maintained by the Revenue Department, Government of Meghalaya.

Step 1: Download from Meghalaya Revenue Portal

Search path: District → Block → Village. This official service is supervised by the Revenue Department, Government of Meghalaya and is always free to use.

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Local Terminology in Meghalaya

These are the document names you'll see on the portal and at the local revenue office — all refer to your land record:

Record of Rights (RoR) Patta Customary Land Deeds Clan Land Records (Ri Kynti)

Step 2: Get a Certified Valuation

Your Record of Rights (RoR) 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.

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Documents You'll Need for a Valuation in Meghalaya

The same checklist applies to every district and municipal corporation in Meghalaya. Gather these before you contact the valuer, or send whatever you already have and ask about the rest:

  1. Your current Record of Rights (RoR) — a recently dated copy from Meghalaya Revenue Portal; most banks and courts want one issued within the last 90 days.
  2. The revenue survey map (naksha) for the plot.
  3. ID proof of the land owner — Aadhaar or PAN.
  4. Mutation entries or the ownership chain, if the land has changed hands.
  5. A purpose-specific document, if it applies to you — a bank's sanction letter, a project approval letter for tower or power-line compensation, or a draft sale agreement for a buying or selling valuation.

Missing something? Send what you have — the valuer's office will tell you exactly what else is required for your specific purpose.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How can I check land records online in Meghalaya?

Visit the official Meghalaya Revenue Portal portal at https://meghalaya.gov.in/, run by the Revenue Department, Government of Meghalaya. Search using District → Block → Village to view your Record of Rights (RoR) instantly, free of charge.

What is the Meghalaya land record document called?

In Meghalaya, the land record is locally known by names such as Record of Rights (RoR), Patta, Customary Land Deeds, Clan Land Records (Ri Kynti). These serve the same legal purpose as a Record of Rights (RoR) — proof of ownership, tenancy, and crop/plot details.

Is the Meghalaya 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 Record of Rights (RoR).

Is the Meghalaya Revenue Portal portal free to use?

Yes. Meghalaya Revenue Portal is an official, free digitised land record service operated by the Revenue Department, Government of Meghalaya for citizens of Meghalaya.

How long does a certified valuation take once I have my Meghalaya land record?

48 hours from document submission for a standard report. Plantation, orchard, and RFCTLARR acquisition-objection valuations, which need extra site-specific assessment, take 3-5 working days.

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