Maharashtra e ferfar status online: Check Mutation

On: August 22, 2026 7:43 PM

Screenshot of Mahabhumi and Digital Satbara land record status pages

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Quick answer

If you want to check your Maharashtra e ferfar status online, use the official Mahabhumi status page for most land record mutations and the Digital Satbara status page for Progressive Mutation (PC) updates. Both portals allow status look-up by the application or reference details—verify the exact fields and button labels on the live pages before you proceed.

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Maharashtra e ferfar status online — what this means

“Ferfar” is the Marathi term commonly used for mutation entries (changes in the record-of-rights) in land/RTC documents. Maharashtra allows many of these updates through online services. The phrase Maharashtra e ferfar status online refers to checking the progress of such mutation requests on state land-record portals. You can track whether a request is received, under process, pending for documents, returned, or completed—though the exact status wording can vary by portal and may be updated. Always check the live portal for precise status labels.

Which official portals to use

There are two main official pages to check depending on the route used when filing:

Mahabhumi land records portal (general e-services and mutation links): https://mahabhumi.gov.in/mahabhumilink
Digital Satbara Progressive Mutation status page: https://digitalsatbara.mahabhumi.gov.in/pc_status

What to keep ready

Application or reference number (from the receipt when you applied online or at the tehsil).
Village name, survey number / CTS number and subdivision (if available).
Owner/applicant name as recorded in the application.
Scanned copies of any documents you used during application (title deed, mutation application, ID proof) — only for reference if you are asked to re-upload or present at tehsil.
Note: verify field names on the live portal. The exact labels (for example, “Reference No.”, “Application ID”, or “PC No.”) can change, so check the official pages linked below.

Step-by-step process

Below are general steps to check status on each official page. Because screens and labels may change, open the linked official page first and follow the current prompts.

1) Check status on Mahabhumi

Go to the Mahabhumi links page: https://mahabhumi.gov.in/mahabhumilink.
Find the mutation/e-service or status-check section (the link name can vary). Click it.
Enter the application or reference number, village, survey number, or other asked details, then submit to view progress.
If the status says pending or document required, note the reason and prepare originals/copies to present at the taluka/tehsil office if asked.

2) Check Progressive Mutation (PC) status on Digital Satbara

Open the Digital Satbara PC status page: https://digitalsatbara.mahabhumi.gov.in/pc_status.
Enter the PC or application reference details as requested on that page (fields may vary).
Submit to see the current status of the Progressive Mutation (PC) entry for the property.
If returned or pending, make a note of the remarks/help text on that page and follow up at the designated local office.

Quick comparison table

Use this portal	Typical purpose
Mahabhumi	General land record services, links to local e-services and mutation status
Digital Satbara (PC status)	Check Progressive Mutation (PC) updates and status entries specific to Satbara workflow

Common problems and what to do

1. Status still shows “Pending” for a long time

Reasons can include backlog at tehsil, verification pending with revenue officer, or missing documents. First, confirm the portal’s remark text (it often explains why). If the portal does not clarify, visit the local tehsil office with your original receipt and supporting documents. Keep photocopies and a note of the reference number to hand over. Avoid paying fees to third-party agents; always use official channels.

2. Status shows “Returned” or “Rejected”

“Returned” typically means the application needs correction or additional documents. The status or remark field should indicate the reason—read it carefully on the live portal. Correct the issue (for example, missing signature or unclear document) and re-submit the application according to the portal or tehsil instructions. If unsure, ask at the tehsil for the exact corrective steps.

3. Unable to find the correct reference number or fields

Check any SMS/email receipts you received when applying. If you applied at the tehsil, the receipt should show the reference. If you still cannot locate it, visit the tehsil office with proof of application and ask them to look up the record. On-screen labels change occasionally—always verify the field name on the live official page before assuming what to enter.

Frequently asked questions

Q1: Can I track e-ferfar status without an application number?

A: Often the portals need at least one reference (application ID, PC number, or survey details). If you applied physically and don’t have the number, take your physical receipt or any proof of submission to the tehsil office. For exact field requirements, check the live portal pages linked above.

Q2: My status says “Document required”—can I upload documents online?

A: Some services allow online document provision; others require physical submission at the taluka/tehsil. The portal remark will usually clarify. Do not assume—open the official status page and follow the instruction there. If the portal asks for physical submission, carry originals and copies when you visit the office.

Q3: How long does it take for a ferfar/mutation to complete?

A: Processing times vary by tehsil, workload, and whether verification is needed. Portals may show expected timelines, but these can change. For current estimates, check the live official sites or ask the local tehsil office.

Q4: If a record is updated online, where can I get the certified paper copy?

A: Once the online mutation/PC is complete, the certified entry is usually available at the tehsil or through the Mahabhumi/Digital Satbara services depending on the workflow used. Confirm the procedure on the official portals or with the local office.

Safety and privacy caution

Do not share sensitive personal documents or OTPs with anyone claiming to be an agent. Use only the official Mahabhumi and Digital Satbara pages for status checks. If you must upload documents, ensure the file is secure and you know where the document is stored. For any on-site visit, carry original documents but avoid sharing copies unnecessarily.

Keep this Maharashtra e ferfar status online checklist nearby when you need to repeat the process or verify a status update.

Conclusion

Checking your Maharashtra e ferfar status online is straightforward if you use the official Mahabhumi and Digital Satbara status pages and keep your reference details ready. When status shows “pending” or “returned,” read the portal remarks carefully, prepare the required documents, and follow up at the local tehsil office. Because field names and screens can change, always verify the exact steps and labels on the official pages linked below before you act.

Written by: LocalReports Editorial Team.

AI transparency: This article was written by LocalReports.in and edited with the assistance of an AI tool to improve clarity and structure. It uses only the official sources listed below for factual reference. If a live field, fee, deadline, document list, or button label can change, readers must verify it on the live official page.

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