I farm in Punjab and my brother is in Haryana. We both need our fard for loan and scheme work. Is there an online way for both states?
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Yes, both Punjab and Haryana have online land record systems. The record is called jamabandi or fard in both states. The general steps are similar: open your state's official jamabandi or land records portal, choose district, tehsil and village, then search by khewat, khatauni or khasra number, or by owner name. You can view the nakal (copy) on screen. For official use you usually need the signed or certified copy, which may be requested online or collected from the designated centre, and a small fee applies. In many places the actual issue of a certified fard is done through the local records office or a service centre even if you start online. Practical advice: keep your khewat or khasra number ready as searching by number is faster and more accurate than by name, and confirm the exact portal and the procedure for the signed copy at your patwari or tehsil, since each state's site and process differ.
In Punjab the fard centre gives the signed copy. I viewed it online first to note my khewat, then got the signed nakal, which the bank accepted for my crop loan.