Deemed Conveyance Registration Assistance
Budget: ₹750 – ₹1,250 INR
Our cooperative housing society has reached the final leg of the deemed conveyance journey: registering the Deemed Conveyance Agreement with the Sub-Registrar so that the land title is finally transferred to the society’s name. I handle the general administration of the society, but the legal-compliance steps of this registration need a specialist’s touch.
What I already have
• The deemed conveyance order and supporting approvals
• Basic draft of the conveyance agreement
• All society resolutions and member KYC files
What I need from you
1. Review and refine the draft agreement so it satisfies the latest co-operative housing and property-registration rules.
2. Assemble the exact document set (index, annexures, stamp-duty calculations, e-registration forms).
3. Secure an appointment with the local Sub-Registrar, represent the society on the day, and ensure successful execution and registration.
4. Hand over the registered agreement, receipt, and updated property card or mutation extract.
Acceptance criteria
• Agreement registered without queries or pending objections.
• Society receives the certified copy plus all originals within the agreed timeline.
• Clear handover note outlining any post-registration compliances.
Professionals who regularly work with cooperative housing societies, especially on deemed conveyance matters, will find this straightforward. Familiarity with the IGR portal, e-stamp duty payment, and cooperative housing regulations will be essential.
What I already have
• The deemed conveyance order and supporting approvals
• Basic draft of the conveyance agreement
• All society resolutions and member KYC files
What I need from you
1. Review and refine the draft agreement so it satisfies the latest co-operative housing and property-registration rules.
2. Assemble the exact document set (index, annexures, stamp-duty calculations, e-registration forms).
3. Secure an appointment with the local Sub-Registrar, represent the society on the day, and ensure successful execution and registration.
4. Hand over the registered agreement, receipt, and updated property card or mutation extract.
Acceptance criteria
• Agreement registered without queries or pending objections.
• Society receives the certified copy plus all originals within the agreed timeline.
• Clear handover note outlining any post-registration compliances.
Professionals who regularly work with cooperative housing societies, especially on deemed conveyance matters, will find this straightforward. Familiarity with the IGR portal, e-stamp duty payment, and cooperative housing regulations will be essential.