What is a Conveyance Deed?
A Conveyance Deed is a legally binding document used to transfer ownership of immovable property—such as flats, land, or commercial units—from one party to another. It serves as the final proof of ownership once a sale transaction is complete.
Who Needs It?
- Property buyers or sellers
- Builders handing over flats to society
- Landowners transferring title after agreement
Why is it Important?
Without a registered Conveyance Deed, property ownership can be disputed, and resale or loan approvals may be delayed. This document is crucial to:
- Prove legal ownership
- Protect buyer’s interest
- Enable property tax and loan registration
- Comply with the Registration Act, 1908
Our Services Include:
✅ Drafting the Conveyance Deed by a licensed advocate
✅ Stamp duty & registration fee calculation
✅ Appointment at the Sub-Registrar Office
✅ End-to-end guidance through document verification and signing
✅ Home delivery of the registered deed
Documents Required:
- Sale Agreement
- Payment proof
- ID/address proof of both parties
- Title documents
- Property card or 7/12 extract (if applicable)
Service Turnaround:
📅 Draft ready within: 24 hours
🏢 Registration appointment within: 2–3 working days
📩 Delivery of registered deed: Within 2 days post-registration
