CSC Mahaonline Portal: Registration, Login and Government Services

CSC Mahaonline is associated with Maharashtra’s online government-service ecosystem, enabling citizens to access notified services, apply for certificates and track applications through the relevant official portals.
 

• Citizens can register and log in through the Aaple Sarkar portal, while authorised service-centre operators use the designated VLE login.
• Services include income, domicile and other notified certificates, along with selected revenue and land-record services through the relevant government portals.
• Applicants can track applications using their application ID and verify authenticated certificates using the 18-digit barcode specified by the Aaple Sarkar portal.
• The Maharashtra citizen call centre, available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, can assist with service-related queries.

Before applying, check the relevant official portal for document requirements, applicable fees and processing timelines. Each service follows its own eligibility criteria and verification process.

CSC Mahaonline is the integrated citizen services portal of the Government of Maharashtra, developed and operated jointly by the CSC e-Governance Services India Limited (a Special Purpose Vehicle under the Ministry of Electronics and IT) and the Maharashtra government. It provides a digital delivery mechanism for state government services through the network of Common Service Centres (CSCs) — called Aaple Sarkar Kiosks in Maharashtra's context.

The portal aggregates government-to-citizen (G2C) services from multiple Maharashtra departments — Revenue, Social Justice, Urban Development, Education, and others — into a single, accessible digital interface. Citizens can either apply online themselves through the portal or visit their nearest CSC for assisted application.

Service availability, eligibility, fees and processing timelines are specified by the relevant department and official portal.

Maharashtra’s online government-service platforms provide access to notified services across different departments. The available services depend on the portal and the department responsible for processing the application.

Last updated: 16th October 2026

Check the relevant official portal for the complete service list and application procedure.

Citizens should use the citizen login on the official Aaple Sarkar portal. Authorised service-centre operators should use the designated VLE login.

Citizen login
 

1. Open the official Aaple Sarkar portal.
2. Select the citizen login option.
3. Enter your registered username and password.
4. Complete the CAPTCHA or other verification displayed.
5. Submit your details to access your account.

New users should complete the registration process before attempting to log in. Existing users who cannot access their accounts should use the portal’s account-recovery facility.

VLE login
 

1. Open the official portal designated for authorised service-centre operators.
2. Select the VLE login option.
3. Enter the credentials associated with your authorised operator account.
4. Complete the required verification and follow the portal’s instructions.
    

Citizen accounts and VLE accounts serve different purposes. Citizen registration does not replace the authorisation process required for service-centre operators.

Citizens can create an account through the registration facility on the official Aaple Sarkar portal. The portal provides registration options with different verification requirements.

1. Open the official Aaple Sarkar portal.
2. Select New User? Register Here.
3. Review the registration methods displayed.
4. Select the appropriate method and provide the requested details.
5. Complete the identity or mobile verification required for the selected method.
6. Enter the remaining information requested by the portal.
7. Review your details and complete registration.

The information required depends on the registration method selected. Follow the current instructions displayed on the official portal rather than assuming that one verification method applies to every user.

Keep your login credentials private. If you already have an account, use the account-recovery facility instead of creating a duplicate profile.

Applicants can track a submitted application through the application-tracking facility on the official Aaple Sarkar portal.

1. Open the Aaple Sarkar portal.
2. Select Track Your Application.
3. Enter the application ID.
4. Provide any additional information requested by the portal.
5. Submit the details to view the application status.

Keep your acknowledgement and application reference details until the service is completed. If the status requires clarification, contact the department responsible for the service.

Application tracking and certificate verification serve different purposes. Tracking shows the progress of an application, while certificate verification checks an issued document through the designated verification facility.

Maharashtra’s land-record system provides records such as 7/12 extracts, 8A extracts and property cards. The relevant document depends on the type of property and the record maintained by the authority.

• 7/12 extract (Satbara Utara): Records details of a land parcel, including recorded rights and other land information.
• 8A extract: Provides landholding account details associated with the relevant land records.
• Property card: Records relevant details of an urban property.
• Mutation records: Show changes made to land-record entries following transactions or other events.

Use the Maharashtra Bhulekh portal to view available land records. For digitally signed records and other land-record services, use the relevant Maharashtra Bhumi Abhilekh portal.

The portal specifies whether a record can be viewed online or requires a separate download or payment process. Follow the instructions provided for the document you need.

An income certificate records income details for purposes such as eligible government schemes, scholarships and other applications. Applicants must meet the issuing authority’s requirements and submit the documents specified in the official checklist.

1. Open the Aaple Sarkar portal.
2. Register or log in to your citizen account.
3. Find the Income Certificate service under the relevant department.
4. Read the eligibility criteria and document checklist.
5. Complete the application form with the requested personal, family and income details.
6. Upload or submit the supporting documents specified by the portal.
7. Pay the applicable service fee.
8. Submit the application and retain the application ID for tracking.

The official income-certificate checklist has listed a fee of Rs. 20 and a service timeline of 15 days. Confirm these details on the live service page before applying.

Submit the identity, address and income documents required by the official checklist. Aadhaar verification or a self-declaration does not automatically replace every supporting document.

Document requirements vary by service. Applicants should check the relevant official checklist before starting an application.

• Domicile and nationality certificates: Follow the issuing authority’s identity, residence and eligibility requirements.
• Senior citizen services: Check the specified proof-of-age and identity requirements.
• Income certificates: Submit the income information and supporting documents listed in the official checklist.
• Academic records: Use the designated education platform or record service and confirm the receiving institution’s acceptance requirements.
• Birth and death certificates: Provide the registration details requested by the relevant authority. Older or unavailable records can require a separate procedure.

Aadhaar authentication or OTP verification confirms identity through the relevant process; it does not establish a blanket exemption from supporting documents. Use the current checklist for the specific service you intend to access.

An authorised service centre can assist citizens with eligible online government services.

1. Open the official portal associated with the service you need.
2. Look for the service-centre locator or published contact details.
3. Enter the requested location information if a locator is available.
4. Confirm the centre’s address and service coverage.
5. Carry the documents listed in the relevant service checklist.

Check the centre’s service availability before travelling. Not every centre provides every government service.

Property and income records serve different purposes during a home loan assessment. The documents required depend on the property, the transaction and the lender’s verification requirements.

• 7/12 extract: Provides recorded details of a land parcel and can form part of property-document verification when relevant to the transaction.
• 8A extract: Provides landholding account details that can support the review of applicable land records.
• Property card: Provides urban property details for relevant property-verification processes.
• Income certificate: Supports an application for a government scheme when the scheme requires it.
• Domicile certificate: Establishes domicile for purposes where the relevant authority requires it.

These records do not, by themselves, establish that a property is acceptable as loan security or that an applicant qualifies for a Home Loan. The lender assesses the property documents, title, applicable approvals, income and other eligibility requirements.

Bajaj Finance offers home loans with loan amounts, interest rates and repayment tenures subject to the applicant’s eligibility and applicable terms.

The Aaple Sarkar portal provides a facility to verify authenticated certificates.

1. Open the official Aaple Sarkar portal.
2. Select Verify Your Authenticated Certificate.
3. Enter the certificate details requested by the portal.
4. Provide the barcode where required.
5. Submit the information to view the verification result.

The portal’s published instructions specify an 18-digit barcode for certificate authentication. Use the details printed on your certificate and follow the current instructions on the portal.

Certificate verification checks the document through the designated system. Acceptance for a particular application depends on the requirements of the organisation receiving it.

For queries about services available through Aaple Sarkar, use the contact details published on the official portal.

• Citizen call centre: 1800 120 8040
• Availability: The portal states that the call centre operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
• Application queries: Keep your application ID available when contacting support.
• Service-specific queries: Contact the responsible department for clarification on eligibility, documents, approval or processing.

For land-record queries, use the relevant Maharashtra Bhulekh or Bhumi Abhilekh portal and its published support details. Avoid relying on unverified third-party contact numbers.