Property Documentation

Property transactions and ownership documentation in India involve multiple government departments, complex procedures, and extensive paperwork. Whether you are transferring a khata, obtaining an encu...

About Property Documentation

Property transactions and ownership documentation in India involve multiple government departments, complex procedures, and extensive paperwork. Whether you are transferring a khata, obtaining an encumbrance certificate, or drafting a sale deed, each step requires careful attention to detail and knowledge of local regulations. Sevantay's verified professionals navigate these complexities for you, ensuring your property documents are accurate, complete, and processed efficiently.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a khata and why do I need it?

A khata is an official record of a property in the municipal corporation's records. It is essential for property tax payments, obtaining building licenses, and proving ownership for loan applications.

How long does a khata transfer take?

Khata transfer typically takes 15–30 working days depending on the city and the completeness of your documents. Some municipalities offer expedited processing.

What is an encumbrance certificate?

An encumbrance certificate (EC) is a document that certifies that a property is free from any legal or monetary liabilities. It is essential for property transactions, home loans, and ownership verification.

Do I need professional help for property documentation?

While not mandatory, professional assistance significantly reduces errors, delays, and rejections. Property documentation involves multiple departments and strict compliance requirements.

What documents are needed for a sale deed?

A sale deed typically requires the original title deed, khata certificate, encumbrance certificate, tax paid receipts, identity proof of both parties, and photographs. Additional documents may be needed based on your situation.