Making property transfer, transmission and registration in Mumbai easy and hassle free.

It generally takes 7 to 15 days for the entire registration process to be completed, depending on the complexity of the documents and the processing time taken by government officials.

The Buyer and the Seller must each provide their Aadhar Card copy, PAN Card copy, and passport-size photographs. The witnesses to the document must also provide their Aadhar Card copy and passport-size photographs.

Generally, the following documents are annexed to the Agreement: Chain of Agreements and Competent Court’s Grant or Order for the property, Property Card, 7/12, Occupancy Certificate, Completion Certificate, Property Assessment Bill, Allotment Letter (MHADA, CIDCO, SRA, Collector), Society Share Certificate, Society No Objection Certificate to sell the property, Society No Dues Certificate, Society Maintenance Bill, Index-II, Receipts of Stamp Duty and Registration Fees paid on the said property, Will of the deceased, Transfer Deed, Registered Power document (if transferred through a power holder), Release Deed or Relinquishment Deed or Family Arrangement Deed for intestate properties, Competent Court’s Grant or Order, latest utility bill in the name of the seller, and any other document that the registrar may ask for from time to time.

We draft the following documents for our clients: Agreement for Sale / Sale Deed / Conveyance Deed / Development Agreement, Leave and Licence Agreement, Gift Deed, Will, Lis Pendens Agreement, Release Deed, Family Arrangement Deed, Lease Deed, Surrender of Lease / Tenancy, and Power of Attorney. We also draft Court documents pertaining to public notice, Petition for Probate of Will or Letters of Administration (with or without Will) or Heirship Certificate or Succession Certificate.

Yes, we do handle both online and offline registration processes. We are equipped with the latest devices that help us complete maximum processes through our office.

We study all the documents you provide us to form an opinion on the same. If any documents are required to complete the transaction, then we will provide you with the details thereof. We highlight all the pros and cons of transactions, before you enter into the same. This helps you to make an informed decision as a buyer, on whether to buy or avoid. This process also facilitates you in smoothening the process of taking a loan from banks and NBFC’s as the documents are already scrutinised and complete from your end. We also help you when it comes to compliance with bank loan requirement fulfilments pertaining to the property.

Yes, we prefer personal meetings as we get to understand your problems and find a solution to your problems effectively.

Yes, we do charge for consultation as we invest our professional experience, time, and effort dedicated to providing custom solutions and meaningful advice. We adjust our consultation fees if the complete work is assigned to us and advance is paid to proceed ahead.

Yes, we provide full support even after registration, including for the transfer process in a housing society. We also guide you through registration before the relevant authorities and government bodies to ensure a clear transfer of title, right, and interest to the buyer.

The charges for document drafting and registration depend on the specific document and its complexity. For standard documents like affidavits and public notice, the fees usually start around ₹500 to ₹3000 per document. More complex documents, such as property-related deeds or custom agreements, can range from ₹5000 for automated drafts to ₹15,000 for comprehensive, tailor-made drafts. Registration services may involve separate government or stamp duty fees, document handling charges which are quoted after understanding your documents are shown to the registrar. Kindly share details of your document so an exact quote can be provided.