Chatursima Form - Summary
Chatursima form PDF is the standard property boundary declaration and certificate application format used across local revenue offices and Gram Panchayats in Maharashtra. Property owners submit this form to the Talathi, Patwari, or Gram Sevak to officially record the four directional boundaries (North, South, East, and West) of an agricultural land parcel, residential plot, or house.
This self-declaration form is required when applying for bank agricultural loans, home mortgages, land demarcation (mojni), property registration, or building construction approvals. The print-ready template includes structured sections for property identification, directional boundary mapping, and applicant verification.
Details required in Chatursima Form
The applicant must provide accurate land and neighborhood details across the following sections:
- Applicant name, residential address, mobile number, and Aadhaar number
- Property location details including district, taluka, village name, and Gut or Survey number
- Total plot area in Guntha, Hectare-Are, or square feet
- Adjoining boundary descriptions on North, South, East, and West including adjacent survey numbers, road access, or neighbor names
Documents to Attach
Submit self-attested copies of these supporting records along with the filled application:
- Latest 7/12 extract (Satbara Utara) or 8A extract for agricultural land
- Property card (Malmatta Patrak) or Gram Panchayat Namuna 8 for residential property
- Aadhaar card or voter identity card of the property owner
- Rough site sketch or village cadastral map extract showing neighboring boundaries
How to fill and Submit Chatursima Form
STEP 1 – Print the form on clean A4 paper and enter your personal details, Aadhaar number, and village name.
STEP 2 – Enter your land survey number, gut number, or house property number with exact area measurements.
STEP 3 – Fill the four directional boundary fields (East, West, North, and South) by writing the adjoining plot numbers, road width, or neighbor names.
STEP 4 – Sign the self-declaration undertaking and obtain signatures from two adjoining plot owners or local witnesses.
STEP 5 – Attach self-attested copies of your 7/12 extract or property card and identity proof.
STEP 6 – Submit the completed application form at your local Talathi office, Gram Panchayat, or Tehsil revenue counter for official verification.
Applicants making land ownership changes can also check the Maharashtra ferfar form for mutation entries.
