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Goa Survey Number Map: Form I & XIV and DSLR Land Records

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Overview

In Goa, a plot is identified by its Survey Number (with a sub-division), and its Record of Rights is Form I & XIV on the DSLR portal. Zoom to your land on the map above and its survey-number boundary appears — you don't need to know the number to start.

Below: what the survey number means in Goa, which official portal to use for what, and how to find any plot's number by location.

One plot, many names — how Goa's records fit together

  1. 1. Survey Number + Subdivision:

    Goa identifies land directly by survey number and subdivision — you need both for an exact plot.

  2. 2. Form I & XIV:

    The Record of Rights — Form I covers survey and area details; Form XIV covers cultivation, tenancy and ownership. Together they are Goa's core land record.

  3. 3. Sanad:

    The title document for land converted to non-agricultural use.

  4. 4. Bhunaksha / PT Sheet:

    The cadastral survey plan showing the parcel boundary (a PT Sheet is the city-survey plan in urban areas).

  5. 5. DSLR:

    The Directorate of Settlement & Land Records — Goa's land-records authority and portal.

  6. 6. GoaOnline:

    Where you apply for a certified, digitally-signed copy of Form I & XIV.

Which record, which portal — for what

Different tasks need different records and portals. Here is the map.

What you want to do

Record / term

Where — official & free

Find a survey number by location

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The 1acre map on this page

View Form I & XIV by survey no.

Form I & XIV

DSLR: dslr.goa.gov.in

See the survey plan / boundary

Bhunaksha / PT Sheet

DSLR

Get a certified, signed copy

Form I & XIV

GoaOnline: goaonline.gov.in

Title for converted land

Sanad

DSLR / Revenue

Goa's survey records trace back to the original cadastral survey; a subdivision number is needed alongside the survey number for an exact plot. The on-screen Form I & XIV is a reference copy — apply on GoaOnline for a certified one.

The one thing the government portal can't do

DSLR asks for the survey number, owner name or account before it shows you anything. 1acre works the other way round: start from the land. Search a village or drop a pin on the plot and the survey-number boundary appears on the map. Then take that number to the official portal for the certified record. Map-first is the search a land buyer actually needs — and no state portal offers it.

Go deeper — free Goa record guides

Survey Sketch Goa: Cadastral Map Verification Guide 2026The Survey Sketch Goa from DSLR confirms plot boundaries, area, and shape. Cross-check survey area against the Sale Deed before any purchase. Pull from goaonline.gov.in.Certified RecordsRead guide →

Primary reference

Goa DSLR (Form I & XIV, Bhunaksha) — dslr.goa.gov.in

Certified copies

GoaOnline — goaonline.gov.in

Authority

Directorate of Settlement & Land Records, Government of Goa

Coverage

All talukas, Goa

Data format

Vector (GeoJSON) + Raster Tiles

Last verified

July 2026

Note

The official portal is free. Avoid look-alike sites that charge a fee to check land records.

Disclaimer:
This layer is for information and preliminary due-diligence only. Survey-number boundaries are derived from publicly available government records and may not reflect the latest sub-division, mutation or resurvey. Always verify against a certified Form I & XIV from the official portal before any transaction.
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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find the survey number of my land in Goa?

On the 1acre map, search your village or drop a pin on the plot — the boundary and survey number appear. Or, on DSLR (dslr.goa.gov.in) open Form I & XIV and select taluka, village and enter the survey and subdivision number.

It is Goa's Record of Rights. Form I holds survey and area details; Form XIV holds cultivation, tenancy and ownership. Together they show who owns a survey number.

On DSLR, open the Form I & XIV section, choose the taluka and village, enter the survey number and subdivision, and submit to see the on-screen record.

A Sanad is the title document issued when agricultural land is converted to non-agricultural use.

A PT Sheet is the city-survey plan used in urban Goa; the survey number identifies the parcel. Both point to the same land from different record systems.

The on-screen Form I & XIV is a reference copy. Apply on GoaOnline (goaonline.gov.in) for a certified, digitally-signed copy.

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