Verify the Title Deed, Sale Deed, RERA Certificate, Approved Building Plan, Khata, Completion Certificate (CC), Occupancy Certificate (OC), NOCs, Allotment Letter, and Possession Letter to ensure legal ownership and compliance.

It proves ownership and ensures the property is free from disputes or loans. Always review the mother deed for complete ownership history.

A Sale Agreement outlines the sale terms, whereas a registered Sale Deed legally transfers ownership to the buyer.

Visit your state's RERA website and search using the RERA registration number provided by the builder.

It confirms the building is safe and fit for living. Without an OC, banks may reject home loan applications.

A Completion Certificate verifies that the building has been constructed according to approved plans and safety regulations.

A Khata Certificate records property details in the municipal registry and is required for property tax, utilities, and official updates.

NOCs are approvals from agencies like fire, water, and pollution control departments, confirming legal compliance of the project.

It confirms unit allocation and payment details, typically issued for under-construction properties.