Easiest way to Register your Property in India

Registering your Property in India is not possible without proper documents. here my suggestion how to register a property in your name in India with following steps


Stamp Duty: 

It is a form of tax levied by the government in any form of transaction done by the people. especially documents like sale deed, gift deed, partition deed, conveyance deed, power of attorney and lease deed on which stamp duty is payable. In the Real Estate sector is considered stamp duty is one of a major component of the cost involved in Property registration. stamp duty and registration charges are to be paid to the state government by buyers. transferring the ownership of property state tax generally vary from state to state. most of the states follow taxes in terms of percentage of the total transaction value. for Property Registration Services

Property Documents Registration:

Once the stamp duty is paid then the property needs to be registered under the Indian Registration Act. it should be done under the sub-register office where the property is located. the major purpose of registration is to record the execution of the document. there is a registration fee of around 1% of the stamp duty. deeds need to be registered in the buyer's name in government records unless the buyer is not considered as an owner of the property. once it is done then the buyer will become an official owner of the property. although the copy of the original document should be kept with the registrar. which can be referred to if any case of a dispute. for land documentation. services.

Property Registration Steps:

  • Estimate the value of your property according to rates in your area
  • Now you need to compare the circle rate with actual price paid. for stamp duty payments the higher of the above two values would be applicable.
  • Then now you will have to buy non-judicial stamp papers of that value arrived at after the calculation
  • The Stamp Papers can be purchased in person. you can buy these stamp papers from licensed stamp vendors. and also e-stamps can be purchased online. stamp duty needs to be paid through a collector of stamps. if it is already paid then proof need to be submitted.
  • Now you have to get the deed prepared and typed on the stamp papers. the subject matter varies based on the nature of the transaction either by sale lease, mortgage, power of attorney, etc.
  • Then both transaction parties need to approach the Sub-Registrar's office to get the deed registered. they need to accompanied by two witnesses. each person involved in the process should carry their respective photographs, identification documents, etc. apart from that original copy of a deed, along with two photocopies of the same should also be carried.
  • Once the sale deed gets registered you will get a receipt. exactly after two-seven days. again you need to approach Sub-Registrar's office to collect the sale deed
  • Once you got the original sale deed registered. you can also verify your original sale deed by using the registry details and date from Registrar's office.


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