Property Registration in Chennai: A Complete Guide | Godrej Properties

Ans: You can pay stamp duty in Chennai online through the SHCIL website. Fill the application, choose Tamil Nadu, and download the e-stamp form. Submit it at the nearest SHCIL branch and make payment via NEFT, RTGS, cheque, cash, or DD. Once paid, you'll receive an e-stamp certificate to use during property registration.

Ans: You’ll need the sale deed, stamp duty receipt, identity proof for buyer, seller, and witnesses, two passport-size photos, PAN card, property tax slips, and Pattadar Passbook. Depending on the property type, you may also require a No Objection Certificate or Encumbrance Certificate.

Ans: Every property in Chennai must be registered within four months of buying the property.

Ans: In Chennai, stamp duty and registration charges have to be paid for new as well as resale property.