Prohibited properties in Andhra Pradesh are lands that cannot be sold, transferred, or registered without prior government approval. These prohibited properties in AP are marked as restricted in the official land records to prevent illegal transactions and protect government, assigned, or disputed lands. The 22A prohibited list Andhra Pradesh defines which properties fall under this restriction

Village Maps in Andhra Pradesh are essential land record tools used by landowners, buyers, surveyors, and government officials. Whether you’re checking boundary lines or applying for mutation, two key types of maps — FMB (Field Measurement Book) and LP (Layout Plan) — are widely used.

In Andhra Pradesh, the term Diglot refers to a Re-Settlement Register or Pattadar Register. It is a bilingual land record document issued in Andhra Pradesh that provides property details in two languages, typically English and Telugu. It serves as an official record of ownership, extent, and classification of land, making it easier for individuals from diverse linguistic backgrounds to understand their property details

An RH Copy, also known as Register of Holdings ,is an official document that confirms the ownership and rights over a land parcel in Andhra Pradesh. Issued by the Revenue Department, this document is a key part of land records and is used to prove ownership, apply for loans, or settle legal matters.The RH Copy contains details such as the landowner’s name, survey number, land extent, and Classification of land and used for agricultural or rural Properties.

Adangal (also called Pahani) is a key land record document in Andhra Pradesh that provides detailed information about agricultural land. It is maintained by the Village Administrative Officer (VAO) at the village level.The Adangal shows details about land ownership, cultivation type, land usage, crop details, water source, and extent of land.