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Property Registration

Statutory recording of real estate transaction documents (Sale Deed, Gift Deed, Lease, Mortgage) under Section 17 of the Registration Act, 1908, with payment of applicable state Stamp Duty.

Responsible Authority
Inspector General of Registration (IGR) and Sub-Registrar Offices (SRO) under State Revenue / Commercial Taxes Departments
Department / Ministry
Department of Land Resources (Ministry of Rural Development) & State Revenue Departments
Where Provided
Sub-Registrar Office (SRO) having territorial jurisdiction over the property location, coordinated via State IGR online appointment and e-stamping portals.
Citizens' Educational Notice

Sarkari Data is an independent information repository and does not accept or process applications for Property Registration. To submit your application, pay statutory duties, or track status, use the authorized statutory portal linked below.

Purpose & Significance

To create a permanent public record of immovable property ownership transfer, confer legal title to the buyer, prevent fraudulent secondary sales, and maintain official revenue records.

General Eligibility Criteria

Any legal owner or authorized attorney possessing clear title, ready with duly drafted deed instruments and verified buyer-seller identities, executing transactions in immovable property.

General Documents Required

Standard documents typically requested by statutory authorities during verification

  • Duly drafted Sale Deed / Conveyance Deed on appropriate non-judicial e-stamp paper
  • Proof of payment of Stamp Duty and Registration Fees (e-Challan / GRAS receipt)
  • Title Deeds / Mother Deed establishing chain of ownership for previous 30 years
  • Encumbrance Certificate (EC) reflecting no legal encumbrance
  • Approved building plan / layout approval and occupancy certificate (for constructed units)
  • Tax receipts and Property Identification Number (Khata / PID / Assessment number)
  • Identity and PAN proof of both Buyer and Seller, accompanied by two witnesses with verified IDs

General Application Workflow

Standard statutory flow from application presentation to final issuance

1

Execute title search and calculate applicable state stamp duty and registration fees.

2

Pay stamp duty via state e-Stamping portal (StockHolding / GRAS / treasury portal).

3

Book slot for document presentation at the jurisdictional Sub-Registrar Office (SRO).

4

Buyer, Seller, and two witnesses appear before the Sub-Registrar with original documents, biometrics, and photos.

5

Sub-Registrar examines deed, captures biometric fingerprints and digital photographs, registers document, and issues indexed registration number.

Official Statutory Portal

Department of Land Resources (DoLR) - NGDRS

Direct access to official registration forms, slot booking, and grievance tracking.

Open Official Application Portal
Official portal: dolr.gov.in