Property Registration (sale Deed Registration)

Property Registration (sale Deed Registration)

Property registration in India is a compulsory process as per the Registration Act of 1908. It involves recording property transactions to legally confirm ownership of the property. This ensures that the rights of the property are formally recognized from the date the deed is executed.

2. How It Works?

• Document Collection: Property documents can be uploaded or physical copies can be collected.
• Review and Analysis: A senior property lawyer reviews the documents and prepares a detailed report.
• Consultation: You will have a consultation call to discuss the report with the lawyer.

Delivery: The final verification report will be delivered within 5 days.

3. What All Property Documents Do I Need to Register?

• Property value estimation
• Sale deed
• Stamp duty and registration fee payment
• Submission of documents to the Sub-Registrar
• Any additional documents as per local regulations

4. What is the Procedure for Property Registration?

• Submit the required property documents to the Sub-Registrar within the jurisdiction where the property is located.
• Both seller and buyer, along with two witnesses, must be present for registration. Identification proofs (e.g., Aadhaar or PAN) are required.
• If a power of attorney is used, it must be provided.
• In case a company is involved, the representative must present a resolution from the board along with authorization documents.
• Present the property card and pay stamp duty; the Sub-Registrar will verify the payment before proceeding.
• Stamp duty, varying by state, is a government tax for legal property ownership, and registration charges cover the legal formalities.
• Women may receive discounts or waivers on stamp duty. Witnesses’ identities will also be verified during the process.