Sale Deedeed Registration in Uttar Pradesh—especially in Gautam Budh Nagar—is the legal process of recording the transfer of ownership of immovable property from the seller to the buyer. It is governed by the Registration Act, 1908 and administered by the Stamp and Registration Department of Uttar Pradesh.
What Is a Sale Deed?
A Sale Deed is a legal document that:
- Confirms the sale and transfer of property ownership
- Includes details like property description, sale consideration, buyer and seller information, and terms of sale
- Must be signed by both parties and registered to be legally valid
Registration Process in Gautam Budh Nagar
Here’s a step-by-step guide tailored to your legal workflow:
1. Draft the Sale Deed
- Prepare the deed with all essential clauses: property details, consideration amount, possession date, indemnity, etc.
- Use standard formatting as per UP registration norms
2. Calculate Stamp Duty & Registration Fee
- Stamp Duty: Typically 5 or 7% for male buyers, 1% rebate up to 1 Crore for female buyers (may vary by property type and location)
- Registration Fee: 1% of the sale value.
3. Online Preparation via IGRSUP Portal
- Visit IGRSUP
- Fill in property details, generate challan for stamp duty and registration fee
- Book appointment with the Sub-Registrar Office (SRO)
4. Visit Sub-Registrar Office
- Both buyer and seller must be present
- Submit original documents and ID proofs
- Biometric verification and photographs are taken
5. Registration & Certified Copy
- Once verified, the deed is registered
- A certified copy is issued to the buyer
- Mutation of property records can be initiated post-registration
Legal Importance
- A registered sale deed is conclusive proof of ownership
- It is essential for mutation, resale, or legal protection
Would you like a checklist or template for drafting the sale deed? Or help calculating stamp duty for a specific property value?