EC

Does the Encumbrance Certificate guarantee ownership of the property?

No, the Encumbrance Certificate only certifies the absence of encumbrances. Ownership should be verified separately through other documents like Certified Copy, which also you can get from 'Certified Copy' option in mypatta app.

What details are included in an Encumbrance Certificate?

An Encumbrance Certificate (EC) for Andhra Pradesh provides a complete record of property transactions within a specified time period. Each entry details a transaction involving the property. The EC includes information such as House/Door Number, Ward, Plot Number, Survey Number, Area, Boundaries, Village or Colony details, Market Value & Consideration Value, Registration date, Name of Executants and Claimants.

What is the validity period of an Encumbrance Certificate?

The Encumbrance Certificate reflects the latest transactions recorded for a property. Since property transactions can occur at any time, the most recent version is typically required for official use.

What is the meaning of NIL EC?

A NIL EC means there are no registered transactions or encumbrances on a property for the specified period. This might occur if transactions were registered before 1983, the property is ancestral, or incorrect search details were used. For accuracy, try multiple searches with varying details.

I cannot find my Encumbrance Certificate on the app. What should I do?

Double-check the property details entered. If the issue persists, contact our customer support team or visit the Sub-Registrar's Office.

What is the fee for obtaining the Encumbrance Certificate?

It is available completely free on mypatta app. However if you want digitally signed copy of Encumbrance Certificate then you can continue with the 'Signed EC' option present in mypatta app and place order for it.