1. Document Preparation

Sale Deed: Draft a sale deed that outlines the details of the transaction.

Ownership Proof: Provide previous title deeds or ownership documents.

Identity Proof: Submit identity and address proof of the buyer and seller.

2. Verification of Title

Ensure the seller has clear ownership of the land.

Check for encumbrances, disputes, or unpaid dues associated with the property.

3. Payment of Stamp Duty

Calculate and pay the applicable stamp duty based on the land’s value.

Obtain the receipt for the stamp duty payment.

4. Registration at Sub-Registrar’s Office

Visit the local sub-registrar’s office with all required documents.

Present the sale deed and other papers for registration.

5. Biometric and Signatures

Both buyer and seller must appear for biometric verification and signing of documents.

6. Obtain Registration Certificate

After completing the process, the land is registered in the buyer’s name.

The registration certificate serves as proof of ownership.

7. Mutation of Land Records

Update the local revenue records to reflect the new ownership.

This ensures the buyer is officially recorded as the owner for tax and administrative purposes.

Trusty Land Consultant Ltd. ensures that the entire land registry process is smooth, transparent, and hassle-free for its clients.