Property Registration (Sale Deed Registration)
Register your property safely and hassle-free with **Lawizer's expert legal support**, from document verification to final submission at the Sub-Registrar office.
Lawizer — Making Property Registration Easy, Transparent & Legally Secure.
Key Benefits of Lawizer's Registration Support
We guide you through the mandatory legal process of recording your ownership, ensuring all legal and financial requirements are correctly met for a smooth and legitimate transfer.
Service Highlights
Makes Property Registration Easy, Transparent & Legally Secure
Ensures all government compliances are met
Verifies ownership papers and checks stamp duty/registration charges
Ensures a smooth, legally valid transfer of ownership
Guidance through the entire process, from document drafting to final registration
Procedure of Property Registration
Documents must be submitted to the Sub-Registrar of Assurances whose jurisdiction the property is situated in.
The authorised signatories for the seller and the purchaser must be present along with two witnesses for registration.
Signatories must carry their proof of identity (Aadhaar Card, PAN Card, or other government-issued ID).
Signatories representing someone else must furnish the power of attorney.
Company representatives must carry adequate documents, like power of attorney/letter of authority, along with a copy of the board's resolution.
You need to present the property card, original documents, and proof of stamp duty payment to the sub-registrar.
The sub-registrar will verify if adequate stamp duty has been paid as per the ready reckoner.
Witnesses must establish their identity and carry ID proofs and address proofs; their biometric identity will also be scanned.
Tentative Pre-Requisites
Estimation of the property value
Sale deed
Payment of the stamp duty & registration charges
Approach the Sub-Registrar for registration
Documents submission
Other documents as per the local requirements
Frequently Asked Questions
Property registration makes the transfer of ownership legally valid and enforceable. It is the formality of officially recording the transaction in government records.
Stamp duty is the tax you pay to the government for attaining legal ownership over an asset, while the registration charge is the fee to get this legal formality completed in the government records.
If there is any deficit in the stamp duty, the registrar will refuse to register the documents.
Yes, the authorised signatories for the seller and the purchaser must be present along with two witnesses for registration. Witnesses must also establish their identity.
Yes. For example, if you’re registering a flat in Hyderabad’s Gachibowli area, Lawizer will verify your ownership papers, check charges, and ensure a smooth transfer.