How can I get encumbrance certificate in Maharashtra?

To Process In-Person

  1. To apply for EC (Encumbrance certificate), applicant has to go to the respective Sub Registrar office.
  2. Link for Sub registration office in the state Online Link and hit the name of the region under Office Address and Timings to get details.

How can I write application for non encumbrance certificate?

Dear Sir/Madam, I kindly request your goodself to issue me an “Encumbrance Certificate” of the Property as mentioned hereunder. In the case of certified copy, please furnish the following particulars: Name of the executant: ……………………………

How can I get EC in Mumbai?

Required Documents[edit]

  1. Application form:
  2. Address proof of applicant (attested copy)
  3. Property address.
  4. Period for which the EC is required.
  5. Applicable fees.
  6. Copy of sale deed of the said property. (
  7. Purpose for which the EC is applied for.
  8. Copy of Power of Attorney, in case application is made by the attorney holder.

How to get an encumbrance certificate in India?

Here is a step-by-step process to get the encumbrance certificate: You have to fill a prescribed form to apply for a non-encumbrance certificate from your city’s tehsildar office. A non-judicial stamp of Rs 2 has to be affixed on the application form.

What is the difference between encumbrance and non-encumbrance certificates?

The encumbrance certificate lists all the transactions related to a particular property over a specified period of time. A non-encumbrance certificate generally lists 12 years of the property history; you may ask for older details, too. How to get a non-encumbrance certificate?

What is a no dues certificate in Maharashtra?

This certificate, which is issued for property buyers in Maharashtra, is different from the No Dues Certificate issued by banks to home loan borrowers after they have repaid their debt. How is the No Dues Certificate different from the Non-Encumbrance Certificate?

Do you need a non-encumbrance certificate when buying a property?

In other words, the civic authorities only check the latest title documents to enter information in their No Dues Certificate MIS; they do not verify if the seller is indeed the rightful owner of that property. As a result, it is still useful for the buyer to obtain a Non-Encumbrance certificate while buying the property. How to Obtain it?