To determine the follow up procedure after drafting of the sale deed and handing it over to the client.

Sale Deed is an important document which has to be registered at the Sub Registrar Office mandatorily, it is necessary to legally transfer ownership of a property from seller to buyer.

1. Sale Deed
2. Property Tax Receipts
3. Identity and Address Proofs of Seller and Buyer
4. Power of Attorney (if applicable)
5. Encumbrance Certificate
6. Building Completion Certificate
7. No Objection Certificate (NOC) from Relevant Authorities
8. Stamp Duty Payment Receipt

1. Stamp Duty: Calculated based on the property’s value and varies across districts in Delhi NCR.
2. Calculation on basis of rate: NGDRS : National Generic Document Registration System (delhi.gov.in); https://revenue.delhi.gov.in/revenue/e-sub-registrar;
3. Registration fees: a fixed percentage of the property’s value
4. Payment: it can be paid online or through authorized stamp vendors. Registration fees which is usually 1% is paid at the time of registration, it can be paid online depending on the place.

1. Appointment: Schedule an appointment with the Sub-Registrar's Office.
2. Submission of Documents: Submit the original Sale Deed, along with all required documents and the stamp duty payment receipt.
3. Verification: The Sub-Registrar will verify the documents and ensure that the transaction is legal.
4. Payment of Registration Fees: Pay the registration fees at the time of registration.
5. Registration: The Sub-Registrar will register the Sale Deed in the property records.
6. Registration Certificate: A registration certificate will be issued to the buyer.

1. Mutation: Update the property records with the new owner's name.
2. Transfer of Utilities: Transfer ownership of electricity, water, and other utility connections.
3. Possession: The buyer can take possession of the property after the registration is complete.