Re-survey (settlement) is the department's periodic re-measurement of a village — old survey numbers get renewed, FMBs are redrawn, and old boundary issues often surface.
Records age: new subdivisions, encroachments, and natural changes make the old maps drift from the ground. Re-survey re-measures the village and renews the FMB, village map, and survey numbers.
Your holding gets a new survey number (cross-referenced to the old one), a fresh FMB, and a renewed village map. Until records reconcile, old-number pattas and new-number FMBs can look mismatched.
Confirm your new survey number and extent against the old records, check the FMB boundary, and reconcile with the patta at the taluk office. Discrepancies are common and best caught early.
A plot assembled from contiguous survey numbers looks sold or financed only when it appears as one clean layout. We merge every survey number into a single consolidation map — the joined FMB view your buyer, bank, or architect expects.
Common questions about Combined FMB Sketch services across Tamil Nadu.
Re-measurement can correct extents; that is why old and new survey numbers must be reconciled during settlement.
Get the cross-reference from the survey office and a combined FMB of the new number; reconcile it with the patta at the taluk office.
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