How to register property online?

Registering the immovable property proves the legitimacy of ownership to carry out any dealing. For online property registration in Delhi, one must follow a specified procedure. In Delhi, the property registration charges include 1% of the entire value of the sale deed.

Why is property registration necessary?

Registering the immovable property proves the legitimacy of ownership to carry out any dealing. A person is assumed the legal owner of a property only if he registers the property in his name.
If not registered, the previous owner or the developer will be regarded as the legal owner. Legally, you won't assume the property sale to be valid until you duly stamp and register the sale deed. The basic objective of registration is to validate through documents ensuring ownership of the flat.

How to get online property registration?

Step One: Preparation of a deed for property registration in Delhi online requires login to DORIS (Delhi Online Registration Information System) website.

Step Two: Select the option of "Deed Writer" to prepare the deed's written format. Select the measures based on which the deed is supposed to be prepared.

Step Three: The calculation of the registration charges and stamp duty is done based on the details of the sub-registrar office, which is placed within the property jurisdiction by clicking on e-Valuation.
Step Four: Buy e-stamp paper from Stock Holding Corporation of India as per the calculated value in the previous step. You can pay the registration fee online, click on the option of e-registration.

Step Five: An appointment is fixed at the sub-registrar office within the property jurisdiction in Delhi.

Step Six: The objective of the appointment is displayed on the home page. Here, you require to give consent by clicking on "Yes" from the dropdown. This confirms that the documents such as e-stamp paper, e-registration receipt, etc., are prepared.

Step Seven: The e-stamp duty number is entered to confirm the payment. After completing the verification process, an appointment will be fixed at the sub-registrar office. A person shall receive an e-mail and message confirmation regarding the appointment.

Step Eight: Visit the sub-registrar office on the allocated date and time and bring all the required documents for property registration in Delhi. 

What are the required documents to be carried?

Bring along the below-mentioned documents at the time of property registration to the sub-registrar office –

• Original identification document of the buyer and seller


• Passport size photographs of both parties - Buyer and seller


• Original and photocopies of the property documents


• E-stamp paper and E-registration receipt


• If the concerned property is agricultural land, an NOC (No Objection Certificate) is required from the concerned authority.


• Identification documents of two witnesses, such as PAN card, Aadhaar card etc.


• if the transaction is above Rs. 50,000, a self-attested copy of pan card or Form 60.

What are the property registration charges?

In Delhi, the property registration charges include 1% of the entire value of the sale deed. Moreover, the stamp duty and transfer duty charges are 4% for women and 6% for men.