Procedure Flow :

• The property owner should give complete details of the property location, clearance certificate from urban land ceiling authorities, date of purchase of the title, legal ownership document, property transfer and inheritance issues, payment of all dues (property taxes, electricity and water bills or former alterations in the property registration).

• The next step would be to legally draft agreement made on stamp papers along with an advance payment to the vendor. A time period has to be mentioned for the registration.

• On behalf of the buyer, the property document will be prepared by a property registration attorney. The final deed will be printed out in the legal papers along with the stamp duty certificate. A payment of registration fee of about one percent of the property value will be done.

• For the final registration of the document, the property registry or the house registry is stamped, executed and registered at the sub registrar’s office with the approval of the seller, buyer and two witnesses. An appropriate amount of stamp duty based on the circle rate and the value of the property will be implied.

• The completed property document will then be presented before the Sub-Registrar for scrutiny. A payment of one percent of the transaction value along with the documents will also be presented. With the seller handing over the property to the buyer, the documents also will be handed over to the buyer within 30 minutes of submission of the payment receipt.

• For mutation of the title of the property, the buyer is required to apply to the local municipal authority to get the title for the mutated property with his name. A letter of mutation will be issued by the Municipal Authority in favor of the purchaser along with assigning the property tax based on the property value

Online Registration:

• This facility of e-property registration will be available in the sub-registrar office in Mehrauli with 12 other places having the same facility.

• To file a property online, an applicant has to have a pre-fixed appointment online or over the phone to get a unique appointment number, date and time and approach the sub registrar’s office. However, the appointed can be sought online through the website of the revenue department.

• Thereby, the applicant will receive the registered documents on the same day. Similarly, the applicant will be informed about his/her document rejection on the same day. There are also various counters which will guide the applicants in every step.

• There are about 32 different kinds of property documents registered at the sub-registrar office. However, the state revenue department’s website will have the details about the individual’s registration processes along with forms, standard letter formats and the details about the complete document set. Other details about the stamp duty in individual registration categories along with an online calculator will also be available on the site. The applicant can purchase the e-stamp paper once the stamp duty is calculated. With the initiation of the e-stamp paper, the paper stamps are put to an end.

• A person with a pre-fixed appointment will be guided at the reception at the sub registrar’s office. People at the reception will verify the person’s names and connects him/her to the direct representatives. The applicant will have to enter with an electronic access card followed by a verification of his documents and identity. Only if the person clears this stage, will he appear in front of the sub registrar.Currently, the system approves only the accepted and approved registry documents and not categories like rejected or impounding. The e-registry process makes it mandatory for the officials to approve or reject the applicant instantly on the same day. The applicant will get his registry documents on the same day between 4pm-6pm.

• Steps - An applicant has to log into the state revenue department’s website and download the form along with calculating the stamp duty with the help of online calculator and buy an e-stamp paper.

  - The applicant should then fix an appointment over the phone or online at the e-registrar’s office on a specific date and time.

  - Once the appointment is fixed, the applicant will have to enter the office with an electronic access card followed by verification of his documents and identity.

  - Once the documents are verified, the applicant will be guided directly to the concerned person.

A Driving Licence is an official document certifying that the holder is suitably qualified to drive a motor vehicle or vehicles. Under the provisions of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 in India, no person can drive a motor vehicle in any public place unless he holds a valid Driving Licence issued to him, authorising him to drive a vehicle of that particular category.

Types:

1. Learner's License : 16years (without gear)

2. Permanent Driving License : 18 years (with gear)

3. International Drivers Permit

Every state has RTOs in taluks that fall under the state jurisdiction.

Applications can be procured from the nearest RTO for:

• Learners licence
• Drivers licence
• International drivers permit

Driving Test

• After submitting the application along with required documents, written test with multiple choice questions on rules and signs will be conducted by Inspector of Motor Vehicles.
• We have to obtain at least 12 marks out of 20.

Applying Costs for licenses:

• Learners Licence- Rs.30 (Karnataka)
• Drivers Licence- Rs.50 + Rs.200 for smart card
• International Driving Permit-Rs.50

Time Duration:

• Learners Licence -Same day between 4.30pm and 5.30pm. Failed candidates can re-appear for test from the next day onwards.
• Drivers Licence- A day after passing the driving test, Documents will be delivered through speed post.
• International Driving Permit- Same day between 4.30pm and 5.30pm

Learners Licence:

• Three Photographs
• Address proof
• Age proof
• Application cum declaration as to physical fitness in CMV-1 Medical Certificate issued by Government Doctor (in case of Transport Vehicle) CMV-1 and 1A
• Proof of citizenship (in case of foreigner)

Drivers Licence:

• Valid Learner’s Licence
• Valid Documents of the vehicle
• Form No -5 (in case of Transport Vehicles)
• One passport size photograph
• Pass in 8th Standard (in case of Transport Vehicle)

International Driving Permit:

• Valid Driving Licence
• Four Passport size photographs
• Medical certificate in Form 1and 1A Issued by any government doctor.
• Valid proof of Indian Nationals
• Valid Passport
• Valid Visa
• Air Ticket
• One set Xerox copies of the above Documents

• Apply online by filling the online form by visiting the official web sites of theIncome Taxdepartment orUTI Investor Services LtdorNational Securities Depository Limited.

• Download the PAN application (Form 49A) from any of these sites.

• You will need arecent colour photograph (stamp size: 3.5 cm x 2.5 cm)toattach on the form.

You must mention the designation and code of the concerned Assessing Officer of the Income Tax department in Form 49A. You can get this from the IT PAN service centres mentioned in theWeb sites listed above.

PAN Card application can be submitted in the following offices:

• Offline/online application is to be filled.
• The form is to be submitted at any of the IT PAN service centres or TIN facilitation centres along with a fee of Rs 94. The list of centres is available in http://www.utitsl.co.in/pan/

Note - There is no age limit for applying for a PAN Card

The two kinds of proofs required are as below:

1. Proof of identity (any one of these)

• Passport
• Voter's ID
• Driving license
• School leaving certificate
• Matriculation certificate
• Degree from a recognised educational institution
• Depository account
• Credit card
• Bank account
• Water bill
• Ration card
• Property tax assessment order
• Certificate of identity signed by an MP/ MLA/ municipal councillor/ gazetted officer

2 .Proof of residence (any one of these):

• Passport
• Voter's ID
• Driving license
• Electricity bill
• Telephone bill
• Depository account
• Credit card
• Bank account
• Ration card
• Employer's certificate
• Property tax assessment order
• Rent receipt
• Certificate of address signed by a MP/ MLA/ municipal councillor/gazetted officer

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• Opening bank account in India by any resident or non-resident Indians.
• For bank deposit over Rs 50,000.
• Opening demat and trading account in Indian stock market investment.
• To purchase any securities more than Rs 1,00,000.
• For demand drafts exceeding Rs 50,000.
• Cheque deposits over Rs 50,000.
• Purchase or sale of any property in India.
• Purchase or sale of cars.
• Payments for travel expenses more than Rs 25,000
• TDS return to income tax department.

Delhi

· Price Upto Rs. 6 Lac - Petrol Cars - 4%, Diesel Cars - 5%

· Price between 6 Lac - 10 Lac - Petrol Cars - 7%, Diesel Cars - 8.75%

· Price > Rs. 10 Lac as Exshowroom Cost - Petrol Cars - 10%, Diesel Cars - 12.5%

+ MCD Parking Charges of Rs. 2000 for cars priced under 4 Lakh and Rs. 4000 for rest of the vehicles

Uttar Pradesh

(Ghaziabad, Noida, Kanpur, Meerut, Lucknow, Saharanpur, Agra and all other cities)

· 8% of ex-showroom price. No separate classification of hatchback, sedan, petrol, diesel

Haryana

(Faridabad, Gurgaon, Ballabhgarh)

· RTO Charges Revised from 1st April 2013

· Price Upto Rs. 6 Lac - 3%

· Price between Rs. 6 Lac - 10 Lac - 6%

· Price between Rs. 10 Lac - 20 Lac - 8%

· Price Above 20 Lac - 9%

Maharastra

(Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur, Navi Mumbai and all other cities)

· Price < 10 Lakh - CNG @ 5%, Petrol @ 9%, Diesel @ 11%

· Price between 10 Lakh - 20 Lakh - CNG @ 6%, Petrol @ 10%, Diesel @ 12%

· Price Above 20 Lakh - Petrol @ 11%, Diesel @ 13%

· Additional Octroi @ 4.5% for cars registered in Mumbai

Andhra Pradesh

(Hyderabad, Nizamabad, Vijayawada)

· Price < 10 Lakh - 12%

· Price > 10 Lakh - 14%

Karnataka

(Bangalore, Mysore, Udupi)

Karnataka has the distinction of highest vehicle registration charges with minimum slab starts @ 15%

· Price < 5 Lakh - 15%

· Price between 5 - 10 Lakh - 16%

· Price between 10 - 20 Lakh - 19%

· Price > 20 Lakh - 20%

Chandigarh

Chandigarh has the Lowest Vehicle Charges across all cities/UTs in India

· Upto Rs.6 Lakh - 2%

· Price between 6 Lakh - 20 Lakh - 3%

· Price > 20 Lakh - 4%

Gujarat

(Ahmedabad, Surat, Vadodara)

· For CBU Cars - 6%. However, in cars getting registered in company name 12%

· For CKD Cars - 12% (Imported Cars). In cars getting registered in company name 24%

Process Flow:

1. You need a copy of Documents require to be Register.

2. Pay the Stamp duty charges to the Treasury of the State and obtain the Stamp duty Payment slip.

3. Prepare the Final sale deed

4. Present the copy of final deed to the sub registrar office in whose jurisdiction the property is located. Both the parties are required to sign the final deed.

5. Along with the Sale agreements following documents are also required.

• Documents that are to be registered (in duplicate).
• Two passport-sized photographs of both parties.
• Identity Proof of both the parties that can be voter id card, passport, pan card or other.
• Power of attorney where applicable.
• Stamp duty rate is flat 6% for the property value below 250000 or 7% for Property value more than that. The receipt issued by the cashier is to be shown for the delivery of documents.

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Approximate duration taken for the process to complete is:

1. Check for encumbrances at the office of Sub-Registrar of Assurance – 5 days
   
2. Preparation of the final sale deed by the purchaser’s lawyer -7 days
   
3. Payment of Stamp Duty on the final Sale Deed through franking at the designated bank- 1 day
   
4. Execute final sale deed and submit documents to the local office of the Sub-Registrar of Assurances – 1 day
   
5. Apply to the Land & Survey Office for mutation of the tile of the property – 30 days

1. Check for encumbrances at the office of Sub-Registrar of Assurance - 10,000
   
2. Preparation of the final sale deed by the purchaser’s lawyer - INR 22,000 to INR 25,000
   
3. Payment of Stamp Duty on the final Sale Deed through franking at the designated bank- 5% of property value
   
4. Execute final sale deed and submit documents to the local office of the Sub-Registrar of Assurances -1% of market value of the property (Maximum INR 30,000) + INR 20 per page of final sale deed for scanning charges (paid in cash)
   
5. Apply to the Land & Survey Office for mutation of the title of the property - INR 450 (Application fee of INR 100; stamp duty on the Indemnity Bond of INR 200, stamp duty of INR 100 on the Affidavit in the prescribed form and notary fees of INR 50)

Below are the documents that are required for property registration. These have to be registered before submitting these for the property document:

1. Sale Deed
   
2. General/Special Power of Attorney
   
3. Will
   
4. Conveyance Deed
   
5. Gift Deed
   
6. Share Certificate

Normal Procedure- The following all-inclusive fee is to be paid along with the application form, either by Bank Draft in favour of the Passport Officer concernedorin cash. In case of DD, full name of applicant and application number to be written on the reverse of the draft.The Bank Code of Issuing Bank, the Demand Draft Number and date of issue of the Demand Draft should be mentioned. Details of payment of fee may be mentioned in the relevant boxes in the application form.

If the application for a new passport is made underTatkaal scheme, tatkaal fee is to be paid in addition to the application fee mentioned above.

Tatkal Charges- Fresh Passport

Replacement ofPassport (in lieu of Lost/Damage Passport)

Re-issue cases after expiry of 10 years validity

Process Flow:

1. Fresh Form No. 1 to be filled and signed

(Note - You should fill in the field of - 'Exhaution of Pages' on the form)
2. Four colour photos with white background passport size.
3. Self attested copies of old passport first four pages and last four pages.
4. Copy of two residence proofs duly self-attested are required like:

• *MTNL/BSNL telephone bill.
• *Election Identity Card.
• *Electricity bill.
• *House tax receipts.
• *Rent Agreement/Lease-deed.
• *Driving Licence.
• *Gas connection receipt.
• *Pass-book of any nationalized bank.

5. Covering letter addressed to Passport Officer requesting for issuance of additional booklet.

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Cognizable offences attract FIR filing at the Railway Police. Such offences are mentioned below:

• Drunkenness or nuisance-being in a state of intoxication committing act of nuisance, using obscene language, interfering with amenities so as to affect comfort of passengers
• Obstructing Railway Servant in his duty.
• Trespass and refusal to desist from trespass.
• Maliciously wrecking or attempting to wreck a train
• Damage to or destruction of Railway Property
• Defacing public notices.

Complaints on this category attract punishment such as arrests or detention. Otherwise, an action can only be taken if the order comes from a magistrate (in case of a non-cognizable offence).

Railway Police carry power to arrest according to the Indian Railway Act against an individual who has committed a cognizable offense.

Following is the form using which an FIR can be filed:

1. Name of Complainant
a) Permanent address in full
b) Nearest railway station to the permanent residence.
c) Telephone No.

2. Date of Occurrence
3. Time of Occurrence
4. Place of Occurrence

Place where the complainant detected the occurrence
a) Train No. and name
b) Bogie No.
c) Class in which travelling
(AC I class/AC 2 Tier sleeper/Sleeper Class/I I Class/AC 3-Tier sleeper/ General/ II class (Ladies)

5. Ticket No.

6. Names of Stations in between which occurrence took place_______________

7. Particulars of Property Looted or Stolen and Estimated cost thereof, a) Full description of identifiable property, if any.

8. Brief particulars of the incident (Theft/Robbery /Dacoity)

9. Name of person or persons suspected with descriptive role and name and address, if known
a) The station where the suspect entrained
b) The station where the suspect detrained
c) The station where such suspect wanted to go.

10. Did the suspect show sympathy towards you by providing seat or place to sleep or advise to put the Box/attaches at a certain place.
Report No.Received__________On____________________At____________________Hrs.

The process flow mentioned below will help you to apply for the license without the need of you to approach a license facilitating 'agent':

• Visit the any of the nearest Citizen Facilitation Center (CFC) established by the Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai. Shortly the Shop and Establishment Registration – Form A, can also be filled online by visiting Citizen portal on www.mcgm.gov.in
• Applicant needs to submit the duly completed and signed application form, along with required documents and fees at the CFC.
• As a further process the application is assigned to and processed by Department Head (Sr. Inspector) of SNE at the concerned Ward. After site inspection and approval of the application the Registration Certificate is issued to the applicant.
• Visit the nearest CFC or use the online facility "Check Status" provided on Citizen Portal in order to keep track of your application. Unique Application No. (also called as Transaction ID) is essential in order to use this facility

Fees Applicable:

Source - www.mcgm.gov.in