Punjab's Easy Jamabandi portal: Hassle-free land records made easy

Punjab (The Uttam Hindu): The Easy Jamabandi portal puts land records at your fingertips, offering services like WhatsApp te Jamabandi, online mutation (Intkal), 'Rapati entry, and correction of land records (fard badar). No more running around Patwaris or revenue officers —just visit the website, fill in your details, and get a free, digitally signed Jamabandi copy with a verifiable QR code.

This portal is a game-changer, killing the 'Patwari culture' and corruption in revenue services. No more queues, no more bribes —just straightforward, hassle-free access to land records. The initiative is part of the 'Easy Registration' project, making land ownership a breeze for Punjab's residents.

Land Records Go Digital

The state government's digitisation drive has covered 99% of villages, making land records accessible online through the Easy Jamabandi portal. This means hassle-free access to records, smooth mutation processes, and no more Patwari hurdles — a major relief for those buying, selling, or inheriting property in Punjab!

Automatic mutation in 30 days

Register a deed, and mutation happens auto-magically within 30 days! For inheritance cases, just submit an online request, and it's done within the same timeframe. You'll even get WhatsApp updates every step of the way — no more chasing officials or waiting endlessly.

Fixing Land Record Errors Online

No more running to government offices for land record corrections! The Easy Jamabandi portal lets you fix errors (like name spelling mistakes) online with just a simple form and docs. It'll be processed within 15 days, and you can even pay the nominal fee online.

Under this portal, there is also an option of 'Jamabandi layi Subscribe karo' (subscribe to your land records) service that protects land ownership, especially for NRls. This has been launched as many land records were earlier altered without the owner's knowledge, and often they would find out years later, after which they had to endure long-delayed legal struggles in courts to get them corrected.