Ownership Certificate
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1. Fill out the Form
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2. List of Documents Required
Documents Required for Ownership Certificate
- ID proof (PAN card, Voter ID, etc.)
- Aadhaar card
- Copy of Registration of property
- Proof of Identity or Ration card
- A copy of the encumbrance Certificate
3. Ownership Certificate Format
- Name of owner
- Name of Father/Husband
- City of residence of the owner
- Plot number
- Total area in square yards
- Place of property
- Name of property
- Signature of the owner
- Signature of a revenue officer
- Name of a revenue officer
- Official stamp
4. Procedure
Individuals who want to get their ownership certificate for the property they own, have to apply for it. They need to get the form from the nearby Tehsil office or revenue office and fill in the required details such as:
- Name (Who own the property)
- Address
- Contact details
- Details of property such as registration number, token number, etc.
Attach the documents required with the application form and submit the form to the officer there. After the verification of documents has been done by officials, you will receive a message on your phone number as provided in the application form. It can take up to 30 days to get a reply regarding their application, so individuals have to keep patience till then.
5. Importance of Ownership Certificate
An ownership certificate is important as it provides proof of ownership of a property or asset, helps to establish legal rights, enables transactions like sale or transfer of ownership, and can be used as evidence in legal proceedings.
6. Validity
An Ownership Certificate is usually valid as long as the owner continues to own the property or asset. However, it is always recommended to check with the relevant authorities for any specific validity period or renewal requirements.
Ownership Certificate
What is ownership certificate?
The ownership certificate is a legal document, specifying the legal ownership of the property by a particular person(s) and his/her rights to the same. This also contains details about encumbrances on the property. The ownership certificate Kerala is a crucial document. This should be downloaded and preserved safely by all property owners. The State government has simplified the process considerably.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Who issues certificate of ownership?
The ownership certificate is issued by the state government in India where the individual is residing. It is issued by the district Tehsil office or revenue officer.
2. How to get an ownership certificate?
Applicant has to reach the nearby Divisional Revenue Office and get the application form. Fill the required details and attach the copy of documents as per mentioned. Submit the form to the revenue officer. After the verification process is done, the applicant will receive the message on his/her mobile number.
3. What is a proof of ownership?
The ownership proof over any property is usually the property deed, ownership certificate, or the bill of sale (which is the primary proof until the notarisation of the deed).
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