Buying or selling a home in India is a task that must be completed with full caution. A lot of paperwork is done to ensure all the legal things get a green signal and are completed smoothly. And one of the best ways to ensure that is by being prepared in advance with all the papers you know you will need.

Here is a complete list of all the documents required when buying a resale property in India. You must present all these documents to seal the deal of your new property in India:

Sale deed

The legal documents that mention all the rights of the concerned property is now transferred to the new owner.

Occupancy Certificate

This certificate confirms that the concerned property sticks to the national building codes. And hence it is also suitable for occupancy.

No objection certificates (NOCs)

This is required from the seller’s side to ensure the property in concern is not a disputed land.

Encumbrance certificate

This paper guarantees that the concerned property is free from all loans and liabilities.

Tax-paid receipts

The previous tax receipts ensure that all the property taxes were paid on time. The tax frame was correctly followed.

Mutation deed

To change the property’s title in local municipal records.

Possession certificate

this certificate is provided as proof of transfer of possession by the seller of the property to the buyer.

Building plan Completion

This certificate ensures that the building follows all building safety norms according to the 2004 act and is safe for living.

Note:

Remember to contact your area-based property consultant and cross-check all the required documents with them. Also, if you doubt the documents to be presented, confirm them with an official to ensure everything is evident.

Tally your documents with the above list and prepare for your Griha Pravesh in your new home.