Registration Act, 1908
Mandates compulsory registration of all documents related to transfer of immovable property — unregistered transfer documents have no legal effect.
End-to-end assistanceregistering your property.
Complete support for registering a property transaction with the Sub-Registrar — from stamp duty calculation and document preparation to appointment booking and registration day attendance.
Sale DeedGift DeedStamp DutyMutation Guidance
Rs 14,999
Fixed Price
5 Steps
End-to-End Process
100%
Legal Title Transfer
Currently Available in Delhi-NCR & Uttar Pradesh Only
Our on-ground property registration service is currently operational in Delhi, Noida, Gurgaon, Ghaziabad, Faridabad, and all major cities of Uttar Pradesh. If you are outside these areas, please submit an inquiry and we will confirm availability for your location.
What we handle for you
Our team manages every aspect of property registration — so the transaction is completed correctly, on time, and without last-minute surprises at the Sub-Registrar office.
Deed Review & Finalisation
We review and finalise the Sale Deed or other instrument before registration — ensuring all clauses, consideration, and parties are correctly stated.
Stamp Duty Calculation
We calculate applicable stamp duty based on the higher of sale consideration or circle rate and guide you on e-stamp paper procurement.
Registration Day Support
Our representative accompanies all parties to the Sub-Registrar office, manages paperwork, and handles any queries raised by the office.
Post-Registration Guidance
We advise on mutation and khata transfer at the local civic body — the essential step after registration to update property tax records.
The Registration Process
A structured five-step process from document collection to the registered deed in your hands.
01
Document Collection
We collect and verify all required documents — Sale Deed draft, identity proofs, property documents, and encumbrance certificate.
02
Stamp Duty Calculation
We calculate the applicable stamp duty based on sale consideration or circle rate — whichever is higher — and guide on payment.
03
Appointment Booking
We book an appointment at the appropriate Sub-Registrar office for all parties to appear.
04
Registration Day Assistance
Our representative accompanies the parties to the Sub-Registrar office, ensures all paperwork is in order, and manages the registration process.
05
Registered Document Received
The registered Sale Deed is collected from the Sub-Registrar and delivered to the buyer — confirming complete legal ownership transfer.
Legal Framework
Property registration in India is governed by a comprehensive set of central and state laws ensuring title certainty and revenue compliance.
Transfer of Property Act, 1882
Legal title passes only on execution and registration of a valid Sale Deed.
Indian Stamp Act / State Stamp Acts
Governs stamp duty payable — typically 4–8% of the higher of sale consideration or circle rate.
Income Tax Act — Section 194-IA
Buyer must deduct 1% TDS and deposit it with government before registration if sale value exceeds Rs. 50 lakhs.
Client Success Stories
“The team handled every detail of our flat registration — from stamp duty to the Sub-Registrar visit. I just had to show up and sign. Excellent service.”
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Suresh Nair
Kochi“First property purchase and I was nervous about the whole process. LegalKonnect made it completely stress-free. Everything was sorted before registration day.”
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Pooja Agarwal
LucknowFrequently Asked Questions
Stamp Duty Not Included
Government stamp duty charges apply to registered documents and vary by state. These are paid directly to the government and are not part of our service fee. Your advocate will confirm the applicable amount for your state before any document is executed.
Original Sale Deed (on stamp paper), identity proof (Aadhaar, PAN), two passport photographs each, PAN card of both parties, property tax receipts, Encumbrance Certificate, and any NOC required from housing society or authority.
The seller must be present or represented by a holder of a registered Power of Attorney who can sign on their behalf. Many NRI sellers use a registered PoA for this purpose.
Circle rate is the minimum value assigned by the government for properties in a specific area. Stamp duty is calculated on the higher of the actual sale price or the circle rate — sellers and buyers cannot reduce stamp duty by understating the sale price.
Mutation should be applied for within 3–6 months of registration at the local Municipal Corporation, Panchayat, or Revenue Department. It updates property tax records in the buyer's name and is essential for future transactions.