Ensure legal ownership and avoid disputes by registering your property through a verified and efficient legal process.
Property Registration is the official process of recording the transfer or creation of property rights in government records. It establishes legal ownership, provides protection against fraud, and is mandatory for most real estate transactions under Indian law. A properly registered property protects your investment and gives you peace of mind.
Legal Ownership: Proves rightful ownership and avoids future legal disputes.
Protects from Fraud: Prevents unauthorized claims or transactions.
Essential for Loans: Required for mortgage or resale.
Government Record: The registered document becomes a public record, ensuring transparency.
Stamp Duty Compliance: Helps calculate and pay correct stamp duty and registration charges.
Property Registration is governed by several key legal provisions:
It depends on the property value and your state. It includes stamp duty, registration fee, and legal charges.
Usually 2–7 days, depending on document readiness and Sub-Registrar appointment.
While possible, legal oversight ensures compliance, prevents errors, and avoids costly disputes later.
Yes, Aadhaar and PAN are typically required for both buyer and seller.
Yes, joint registration is allowed and commonly done in family or investment purchases.