A ferfar is a numbered entry in Village Form VI, the mutation register kept by the Talathi. It records any change in rights over land — sale, inheritance, mortgage, gift, court order — and once certified, the change is carried onto the 7/12 extract.

Ferfar (Mutation Entry) Maharashtra: Check Status Online

Q: How do I check ferfar status online?

Open bhulekh.mahabhumi.gov.in and follow the Aaple Chawadi (digital notice board) link, then select your district, taluka and village. Pending mutation notices are listed with the ferfar number, type, date and status. For an application you filed yourself through e-Hakk, track it on pdeigr.maharashtra.gov.in with your application number.

Q: How long does a ferfar take to be certified?

There is no single fixed period, but the notice to interested parties must stay open at least 15 days before the Circle Officer can certify the entry. Uncontested entries are typically certified within a few weeks; objections send the entry into the disputed-cases process, which takes longer.

Q: Is a ferfar proof of ownership?

Not by itself. A ferfar records a change and, once certified, updates the revenue record, which carries a presumption of correctness. Ownership is established by the underlying documents — the registered sale deed, heirship order or similar — read together with the 7/12 and mutation history.

Q: What is e-Hakk (e-Ferfar)?

e-Hakk is Maharashtra's public data entry system (pdeigr.maharashtra.gov.in) for filing mutation applications online — heirship (varas), loan entries (boja), name corrections and more. Registered sale deeds flow to the Talathi automatically from the registration office through the linked e-Ferfar system, without a separate application.

Q: How do I get an old ferfar record?

Historic ferfar registers have been scanned and put on aapleabhilekh.mahabhumi.gov.in (Aaple Abhilekh / e-Records). Register for a free account, search by district, taluka, village and survey number, and download the scanned pages of the old Village Form VI.

Q: What happens if someone objects to a ferfar?

An objection filed within the notice window turns the entry into a disputed case. The certifying officer (Circle Officer) hears both sides and decides whether to certify or reject the entry; until then the change does not appear on the 7/12. Appeals lie to higher revenue authorities.

A ferfar (mutation entry, Village Form VI) records every change to a land record — sale, inheritance, loan — before the change appears on the 7/12. You can check pending ferfar status free on the Aaple Chawadi digital notice board reachable from bhulekh.mahabhumi.gov.in, and download a digitally signed ferfar copy from digitalsatbara.mahabhumi.gov.in.

Ferfar (Mutation Entry) at a glance

Also called	Ferfar nond, mutation entry, Village Form VI, गाव नमुना ६, फेरफार
Maintained by	Talathi; certified by the Circle Officer, Revenue Department
Check status	Aaple Chawadi (digital notice board) via bhulekh.mahabhumi.gov.in — free
Signed copy	digitalsatbara.mahabhumi.gov.in — digitally signed ferfar extract
Old records	aapleabhilekh.mahabhumi.gov.in — scanned historic ferfar registers
Objection window	At least 15 days from the public notice before certification

Also called

Ferfar nond, mutation entry, Village Form VI, गाव नमुना ६, फेरफार

Maintained by

Talathi; certified by the Circle Officer, Revenue Department

Check status

Aaple Chawadi (digital notice board) via bhulekh.mahabhumi.gov.in — free

Signed copy

digitalsatbara.mahabhumi.gov.in — digitally signed ferfar extract

Old records

aapleabhilekh.mahabhumi.gov.in — scanned historic ferfar registers

Objection window

At least 15 days from the public notice before certification

Facts verified against official Government of Maharashtra portals.

Check ferfar status online (Aaple Chawadi)

Aaple Chawadi (आपली चावडी) is the digital version of the village notice board — every pending mutation is published there before it is certified. If you searched ferfar online Maharashtra, this notice board is the answer — it is free and needs no login.

Open bhulekh.mahabhumi.gov.in and follow the Aaple Chawadi / digital notice board link
Select your district, taluka and village
The board lists each pending ferfar with its number, type, date and status — pending notice, objection received, or ready for certification

Two related checks:

You filed the application yourself (e-Hakk): track it on pdeigr.maharashtra.gov.in with your application number
Already certified: the ferfar number appears on your 7/12 utara — pull a fresh copy and check the mutation column

What a ferfar is

The ferfar register is Village Form VI (गाव नमुना ६), kept by the Talathi. Every change in rights over a plot — however it arises — gets a numbered entry describing what changed, in whose favour, and on what basis. Once the entry is certified, the change is carried onto the 7/12. That is why the 7/12 alone never tells the full story: the ferfar history behind it shows how the current holder came to be on the record.

Types of ferfar

Type	Marathi	Triggered by
Sale mutation	खरेदी फेरफार	Registered sale deed (kharedi khat)
Heirship mutation	वारस फेरफार	Death of the holder; heirs apply with proof
Loan / charge entry	बोजा फेरफार	Bank or society loan against the land
Charge release	बोजा कमी	Loan repaid; encumbrance removed
Gift / relinquishment	बक्षीस / हक्कसोड	Registered gift deed or release of rights
Court / order entry	न्यायालयीन आदेश	Decree, partition or revenue order

How a mutation reaches your 7/12

Trigger — a sale deed registered at the Sub-Registrar flows to the Talathi automatically through the linked e-Ferfar system (the system many people search for as e ferfar Maharashtra); other changes (heirship, loan entries, corrections) are filed online via e-Hakk on pdeigr.maharashtra.gov.in or in person with the Talathi
Entry — the Talathi records a numbered entry in Village Form VI
Notice — interested parties are notified and the entry is published on Aaple Chawadi; the objection window stays open at least 15 days
Certification — if no objection stands, the Circle Officer certifies the entry; disputes go into the register of disputed cases and are heard first
Record update — the certified change appears on the 7/12, with the ferfar number cited

The transaction details behind a sale mutation live in the registered deed and its Index 2 — always read the two together when verifying a purchase.

View or download a ferfar copy

Digitally signed extract: the signed ferfar utara — popularly, the digital ferfar download — comes from digitalsatbara.mahabhumi.gov.in — the same account you use for the signed 7/12 and 8A. Walkthrough: how to download the digitally signed 7/12, 8A, ferfar and property card
Old ferfar registers: scanned historic records are on aapleabhilekh.mahabhumi.gov.in (free registration, search by village and survey number)
Offline: apply to the Talathi or tahsil office for a certified copy of any entry

Objections and disputes

If a mutation is entered against your land that you believe is wrong, object within the notice window — in writing to the Talathi or Circle Officer, citing the ferfar number from Aaple Chawadi. The entry then becomes a disputed case and cannot be certified until decided. If you miss the window and the entry is certified, remedies shift to appeals before higher revenue authorities, which is slower — another reason to watch the notice board for your survey number.

Don’t find out months later

Most people learn about a ferfar on their land only when they next pull a 7/12. BhuMe monitors your survey number, alerts you the moment a new mutation entry or notice appears, and delivers the latest signed extracts on WhatsApp — with Marathi-script names handled for you. For more background, see our guide to the ferfar document online.

Frequently asked questions

What is a ferfar?

How do I check ferfar status online?

How long does a ferfar take to be certified?

Is a ferfar proof of ownership?

What is e-Hakk (e-Ferfar)?

How do I get an old ferfar record?

What happens if someone objects to a ferfar?