Across Andhra Pradesh, thousands of farmers and landowners face delays in crop loans, subsidies, and land transactions because their landholding details are incorrect or outdated in revenue records.
Banks and revenue authorities in districts such as Anantapur, Kurnool, Kadapa, Chittoor, Nellore, Guntur, and Prakasam rely heavily on the Register of Holdings (RH Copy) to verify ownership, land extent, and classification.
Case Study: How an RH Copy Solved a Landholding Mismatch
The Problem
Lakshman, a farmer from Anantapur district, Andhra Pradesh, applied for a crop loan under a government agricultural scheme.
During verification, the bank raised an objection stating that the land extent shown in bank records did not match the revenue data and requested an updated RH Copy.
Lakshman later discovered that an old subdivision entry had caused the mismatch. Without a correct RH Copy, his loan application was rejected.
The Turning Point
A local advocate advised Lakshman to download his Register of Holdings (RH Copy) through mypatta.
- Searched land details using survey number and village
- Downloaded the latest RH Copy
- Identified incorrect land extent entry
- Submitted RH Copy along with correction request
- Bank accepted the updated land record
Lakshman’s crop loan was approved shortly after.
Why RH Copy Matters in Andhra Pradesh
- Verify Ownership: Confirms survey-wise ownership details as per official revenue records
- Buy or Sell Property: Used to verify land extent and ownership before transactions
- Apply for Loans: Mandatory for crop loans and agricultural financing
- Legal Disputes: Acts as supporting evidence in boundary and inheritance cases
- Agriculture Planning: Helps farmers plan cultivation based on accurate land data
Key Takeaway: An accurate RH Copy is essential for farmers and landowners in Andhra Pradesh.
How to Download RH Copy Online Through mypatta
- Open mypatta and select Andhra Pradesh
- Enter survey number and village details
- Make payment and submit request
- Download RH Copy once available
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
- 1) Is the RH Copy legally valid in Andhra Pradesh?+
Yes, RH Copy is a legally recognized land record issued by the Andhra Pradesh Revenue Department.
- 2) Is RH Copy applicable for non-agricultural land?+
RH Copy is primarily used for agricultural land. For non-agricultural land, documents like RoR 1B or Certified Copy may be required.
- 3) Can RH Copy be used as ownership proof?+
RH Copy acts as supporting ownership proof. For complete ownership verification, a Certified Copy is also recommended.
- 4) Can multiple owners be listed in RH Copy?+
Yes, all legal owners and their respective shares are listed in the RH Copy.
- 5) Can anyone apply for RH Copy?+
Yes, land records are public documents. Anyone can request an RH Copy using valid land details.
Conclusion
A Register of Holdings (RH Copy) in Andhra Pradesh is more than a revenue record — it is the foundation for accurate land ownership, smooth loan approvals, and hassle-free transactions.
In Lakshman’s case from Anantapur, one RH Copy corrected a long-standing land record issue and enabled him to secure his crop loan without further delays.
For a fast, trusted, and stress-free experience, download your Andhra Pradesh RH Copy through mypatta — India’s Most Trusted Platform for Property Title Verification.
Shree Shreya
Shree Shreya is a content strategist with 3+ years of experience in real estate and digital content creation. She simplifies land records and property documentation through clear, practical insights.
