What is an Encumbrance Certificate?
The encumbrance certificate is a mandatory document used in property transactions as an evidence of free title/ownership. When buying a house, flat or plot, it is important to verify that the property does not have any monetary or legal dues and encumbrance certificate (EC) ensures that there is a complete ownership of the property without any monetary or legal liability. The EC for property can be obtained from the sub-registrar’s office where the particular property has been registered.
Need of Encumbrance Certificate
Process to get Encumbrance Certificate
Fill the form and enter general details required for the certificate
Our executive will forward your application to the concerned department
Your Encumbrance Certificate will be issued and delivered to you within 25-30 days.
Documents Required
- Application Form
- Copy of ration card.
- Copy of death certificate.
- Copy of documentary evidence in original representing ownership of the property in the name of the applicant, i.e. sale deed, GPA etc.
- Affidavit of the applicant about the ownership of the property.
- Copy of letter/reference of the authority before whom the certificate is to be submitted.
