Property Registration Service

Property registration is supervised under The Registration Act of 1908. During Registration, the purchaser and the seller need to submit some documents, stamp duty, fee payment, and signing of documents.

Registration is necessary wherever there are purchase and sale of property or transfer of property. If the Registration of property is late, then there is a penalty provision.

Procedure to Register the property

During registration, documents related to the property should be submitted to the sub-register office.

Both the seller and the purchaser have to be present during the registration of the property.

The registration is for a piece of land, then the process is known as land registration, and for the house, there is a house Registration process. Whenever there is a property registration, it should register under the Land Registration Process in India and its associated rules followed.

If the seller or the purchaser cannot present during the registration, a representative can present. They should submit a power of attorney, which is the document of authorization.

Both the seller or the purchaser should submit their original documents with proof of payment of stamp duty if you fail to submit the original copy during registration, then the property.

When signing the registration papers, witnesses are also needed to be present.

Documents required for registration of property

1. Passport-size photo of both purchaser and seller.
2. Aadhar card of both.
3. Verified original sale deed copy.
4. NOC copy according to The Land Ceiling Act.
5. Property register card copy.
6. Municipal tax bill copy.
7. Certificate of construction completion.
8. Agreement paper between the seller and the original purchaser.

Stamp duty charges and Property Registration in India

Stamp duty is the tax imposed by the government. The central and state government charges it.
Stamp duty is differing from state to state.
If you like to buy an apartment, you need to pay a certain percentage to the property's value.
Stamp duty has many factors like:
-Property location: city area, rural area, etc.
-Owner's age
-Owner's gender
-Property type: house or flat
-Property status: old or new
-Property utilization: residential or commercial

The registration is done by the sub-registrar office. According to the registration act of 1908, the documents should be registered. This will be done only after the payment of stamp duty.

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