No need to convert again if already converted. You inquire the same with the concerned govt Office

1. Yes conversion means changing use of land by paying appropriate.stamp duty.

2. Sir sq. Yard is measurement you need to check order of.conversion merely of.land is in sq. Yard.doesnot mean it is converted.

3. Yes.from.concerned khata number and survey number.you will get.details of the concerned land.

4. If already converted you don't need to convert it again.

You have to check the revenue records whether land in question can be used for. Ommerica purposes or not 

2) the development plan of your city would mention usage of land 

3) it is better you approach revenue authorities in your city in this regard 

For converting into non agriculture land, there is a procedure like to prove not suitable for agriculture, etc..

If it converted already, then your land will be in square feet

Through revenue record, you can fin even in online

1) Yes, agricultural land should be transfer to non agricultural i.e. N.A. Plot.

2) What you're talking about measurements and N.A is totally different  clauses. To built a house or building a plot should be N.A plot. This N.A. Permission is granted by collector 

3) What type of building is to built on that particular plot means purpose behind it whether residential or commercial use purpose. This is sanction by either collector or municipal corporation authority depending upon in which area land is situated.

4) To guide on this question I need to review property papers, whether you need to perform N.A. Procedure of plot or not.

1.  The agricultural land has to be converted into NA for the purpose of commercial or residential or industrial etc.

2. You have to apply permission for conversion if conversion has not been done so far.

3.  Yes, you can get the clarifications about the same from the revenue department.

4. Then you clarify about it and remain silent if it has already been converted.

1. As per the information mentioned in the present query, makes it clear that you are in little confusion about the nature of the land.
2. You please first get to know as who is the land owing agency of your area.
3. Once you get an idea about it then file a RTI regrading the nature of the land in question.
4. If it is already converted then well and good, otherwise you will have to pay the conversion charges to that department only, and then you will be issued a certificate of conversion with respect to the land.
5. And buying in acres or in square yards, doesn’t tell the nature of the use of the property.

Dear Sir,

Please refer the following information about land conversion in Andhra Pradesh.

Andhra Pradesh Land Conversion

Land conversion is a process of converting agricultural land to non-agricultural land. As per Andhra Pradesh Agricultural Land (Conversion for non-agricultural purposes) Act, 2006, agricultural land in Andhra Pradesh can be converted for commercial, industrial and residential purposes only by taking prior permission from the competent authorities in the state. In this article, we look at the procedure for completing Andhra Pradesh Land Conversion in detail.

AP Agricultural Land (Conversion for Non-Agricultural Purposes) Act

Government of Andhra Pradesh has introduced Andhra Pradesh Agricultural Land (conversion for non-agricultural purposes) Act in the year 2006. Objective of this act is to regulate the conversion of agriculture land to non-agriculture land in Andhra Pradesh.

As per Andhra Pradesh Agricultural Land Act, the following types of land cannot be converted.

• Land owned by the Andhra Pradesh Government.
• Land used for religious or charitable purposes.
• Land owned by local authority and used for any communal purposes so long as the land is not used for commercial purpose.
• Land used by owner for household industries involving traditional occupation, not exceeding one acre.

Documents Required For Land Conversion

Below mentioned documents are required for land conversion in Andhra Pradesh.

• Land conversion application form
• Copy of Pattadhar Pass books
• Copy of Title Deed
• Basic Value certificate from Sub-Registrar
• Ration Card
• EPIC Card
• Aadhaar Card

Andhra Pradesh Land Conversion Procedure

To convert agriculture land into non- agriculture, follow the procedure given below.

Step 1: Calculate Conversion fee

Land owner need to calculate conversion fee as One Time Conversion tax (OTC tax) for converting agricultural land into non–agriculture land.

OTC tax for proposed lands in Vijayawada and Visakhapatnam Municipality Corporation is 2% of the basic value of the land. All other area, the OTC tax is 3% of basic value of land.

Basic Value of Land

To get basic value of a land, owner/applicant can follow the procedure described here.

Step 1: Visit home page of Registration department of Andhra Pradesh.

Step 2: Click on Market value option from Find menu. The page will redirect to next page.

Step 3: You can check agriculture and non agriculture rate of land by selecting appropriate option.

Step 4: Select district, village and Mandal from the drop down menu and click on submit.

Step 5: Land rate will be displayed. You can get door number wise details by clicking on ‘Get’ button.

Step 2: Pay One Time Conversion tax

Land owner can pay one time conversion tax to Government by challan in the OTC head of account [deleted] or by e-payment. After paying the tax obtain challan copy or e-payment receipt.

Step 3: Application for Land conversion

Once the one time conversion tax is paid, owner of the land has to submit the intimation through OTC application through MeeSeva centre. Fill all details as mentioned below in the conversion form.

• Name of the owner
• Adhaar number
• Survey number
• Village/District/Mandal
• Amount

• Submit copy of challan or e-payment receipt along with application form and pay Rs.25 for user charge in MeeSeva centre. Conversion application form will be forwarded online to the concerned Tahsildar and to the competent authority for further changes in the revenue record that the land is converted as non-agricultural land.

·         Step 4: Receipt of Intimation

• After approval, competent authority will issue notice for one time conversion tax payment. MeeSeva operator will provide you this Receipt of Intimation of payment for land conversion. The format of e-receipt will be as follow.

Step 5: Land conversion

After receiving a receipt of intimation, the Land owner will be entitled to convert agricultural land to non agriculture land. Converted land can be used for commercial, industrial and residential purposes.

Step 6: Inspection by Competent  Authority

The competent authority will inspect and measure the converted land. In case of  deceitful conversion, officer will give a notice to the applicant.

Step 7: Visit by District collector

The concerned district Collector will review every three months, whether the converted lands are used for intended purposes.

Penalty for Deemed Conversion

If any agricultural land in the state has been put to non-agricultural purpose without obtaining the permission from the concern authority, the land will be deemed to have been converted into non-agricultural purpose. Upon such deemed conversion, the competent authority will impose a fine of 50% over and above the conversion fee for the land.

Land owner have to pay the penalty. Any penalty remains unpaid after the date specified for payment; land would be recoverable as per the provisions of the Andhra Pradesh Revenue Recovery Act, 1864.

1. Even NA land is available in Acres and square yards or whatever. The local Tahsil office records would show the current status of the land.

2. NA land has to be applied for at the Tahsil office for "change of usage" (Hospital, Mall, School, Residential, Factory and so on.... ) before carrying out the relevant business.

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Since it is converted you need to find out it is residential or commercial property. You can easily find this out from SDM office or executive magistrate office. 

And accordingly  you can get the land use converted