Jamabandi Haryana is the official land record of Haryana that shows who owns a piece of agricultural land, how much land they hold, and how it is recorded in the revenue records. You can check Jamabandi Nakal online in Haryana on the official portal jamabandi.nic.in, without visiting a tehsil office. This guide explains what the Haryana Jamabandi contains, which portal to use, and how to check it step by step.
If you are new to land records, start with our main guide, Jamabandi: Check Jamabandi Nakal Online, Meaning, Fard, Khatauni & State-Wise Land Records Guide 2026. For more Haryana guides, see the Haryana Jamabandi category.
What is Jamabandi in Haryana?
In Haryana, the Jamabandi is the record of rights prepared by the revenue department for every village. It is updated during the Jamabandi settlement cycle, usually every five years, and it records the owner (malik), the cultivator, the area of each field, the type of land, and the revenue payable. The copy of this record that a landowner can obtain is called the Jamabandi Nakal. A Nakal is a certified extract of the Jamabandi for a particular Khewat or Khatauni, and it is the document most commonly asked for when land is bought, sold, or used as security for a loan.
The Haryana Jamabandi uses the same revenue terms as the rest of north India. The Khewat is the group of owners who hold land together, the Khatauni is the account of a cultivator, the Khasra is the number given to each field, and the Girdawari is the crop inspection record. When you search on the Haryana portal, you will be asked to choose one of these ways of finding the record, so it helps to know at least one of them before you start. If you only know the name of the owner, the portal also allows a search by owner name.
Official portal for Haryana Jamabandi
The official portal for checking Jamabandi in Haryana is jamabandi.nic.in. It is run with the support of the National Informatics Centre and the Haryana revenue department, and it covers all districts of Haryana, including Hisar, Rohtak, Gurugram, Faridabad, Karnal, Ambala, Sirsa, Bhiwani, and Panipat. Use only this address, or a link from the Haryana government website, to reach the portal. The record you see there is the one that matters; no other website can issue an official Haryana Jamabandi.
How to check Jamabandi Haryana online
Follow these steps on jamabandi.nic.in to view your Jamabandi Nakal:
- Open jamabandi.nic.in in your browser and choose the option for viewing Jamabandi or Nakal, usually labelled “View Jamabandi” or “Jamabandi Nakal”.
- Select your district, then the tehsil or sub-tehsil, and then your village from the lists shown.
- Choose how you want to search: by owner name, by Khewat number, by Khatauni number, or by Khasra number.
- Enter the detail you have. For an owner search, type the owner’s name as it appears in the record; for a Khewat or Khatauni search, enter the number carefully.
- Select the record shown for the correct owner and field, and check the details on the screen: owner name, father’s name, Khewat, Khatauni, Khasra numbers, area, and land type.
- Use the portal’s print or download option to save the Nakal for your own reference. This copy is for information; a certified copy, where one is needed, must be obtained from the tehsil office.
Details you need before you start
Keep these details ready before you open the portal: the district, the tehsil, and the village where the land is located, and at least one of the following — the owner’s name, the Khewat number, the Khatauni number, or the Khasra number of the field. These details are usually found on an old Jamabandi Nakal, a registry or sale deed, a Fard, or a mutation document. If you do not know the numbers, ask the patwari of the village, who can tell you the Khewat and Khasra numbers for the land.
What the Haryana Jamabandi shows
A Haryana Jamabandi Nakal shows the village, the Hadbast number, the Khewat and Khatauni numbers, the names of the owners and their shares, the Khasra numbers of the fields, the area of each field in kanals and marlas, the type of land, the cultivator’s name, and the land revenue payable. The area in Haryana is usually written in kanals and marlas, where one kanal equals 20 marlas. Read the area column carefully, because a single Khewat often contains several Khasra numbers held by more than one owner.
Common problems when checking Jamabandi Haryana
- No record found: Check the spelling of the district, tehsil, and village, and try another search method. Owner names are often spelled differently in English than in Hindi, so try a Khewat or Khasra search instead.
- Wrong owner shown: Land may have been transferred after the last Jamabandi was prepared. In that case, the mutation (intkal) record and the next Jamabandi will show the new owner.
- Portal not opening: Try again later, use a different browser, or check whether the portal is under maintenance. The Haryana portal is sometimes slow during the day.
- Area or share does not match the sale deed: Do not rely on the online Nakal alone. Take the Nakal and the sale deed to the patwari or tehsil office to have the difference checked.
Is Jamabandi Nakal free in Haryana?
Viewing Jamabandi on jamabandi.nic.in is free. You can search and view the record without paying. A certified copy from the tehsil office may carry a small government fee. Be careful of agents or websites that charge a fee to show you a free online record, and do not pay anyone who claims they can change a Jamabandi entry for you.
What to do if a detail is wrong
If a name, area, or share in the Jamabandi is wrong, you will need to apply for a correction through the patwari or the tehsil office, with documents such as the sale deed, the mutation order, or a court order. Jamabandi.org cannot correct a record, because it is an independent guide website and not a government office. For a full explanation of corrections, see our main Jamabandi guide.
Frequently asked questions
How can I check Jamabandi Haryana online?
Open jamabandi.nic.in, select your district, tehsil, and village, and search by owner name, Khewat, Khatauni, or Khasra number to view the Jamabandi Nakal.
What is the official website for Haryana Jamabandi?
The official portal is jamabandi.nic.in. Always use that address or a link from the Haryana government website.
Can I get Jamabandi Nakal by owner name in Haryana?
Yes. The Haryana portal allows a search by owner name, but the result depends on the spelling of the name in the record. Searching by Khewat or Khasra number is more reliable.
Is the online Jamabandi Nakal an official document?
The record shown on jamabandi.nic.in is the official record, but a printout from the website is for information. For legal use, obtain a certified copy from the tehsil office.