Frequently Asked Questions
Sale deed, EC, Khata certificate, Aadhaar, PAN, and stamp duty payment proof are mandatory.
You can download it from the Kaveri Online Services Portal.
Yes, Aadhaar is required for both buyer and seller verification.
Yes. The certificate proves ownership; the extract provides property details like size and location.
You must clear the loan and update the EC before registration.
Most steps—payment, document upload, and slot booking—are online, but final signing happens at the Sub-Registrar Office.
Use the Kaveri portal to check the EC and consult an expert for title verification.
Yes. They confirm that there are no pending dues on the property.
Registration will be delayed until all required documents are submitted.
Yes, through an authorized representative with a valid Power of Attorney.
Yes, PAN is mandatory to validate financial transactions.
No, but women buyers get a concession on stamp duty charges.
Yes. E-stamp papers from the Kaveri portal are valid for all registrations.
Check the portal early in the morning or on weekdays; slots often open in batches.
Log in to Kaveri Portal → Click “Document Status” → Enter your registration number.
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