How to download certified copy of deed?

• You should report the loss, theft, or misplacement of your sale deed by filing an FIR at the closest police station.
• Before visiting the Sub-office, Registrar's you can use the internet to verify the progress of your FIR (SRO). Each office's address is listed in the state link.
• Put your contact information and a description of your deed in a lost and found ad in your preferred newspaper. If your deed was just lost, wait for 2 to 4 weeks for someone to return it.
• After the waiting period, go to the Sub-office Registrar's where your property is registered, and submit an application to receive the certified copy of your sale deed.
• Create an affidavit on paper using a stamp next.
• You must sign an undertaking and detail everything that occurred. Attach the Affidavit to the FIR, newspaper adverts, and any press coverage (if any).
• The Sub Registrar's Office has the deed application form for an offline process.
• You must include your affidavit and the other documents listed under "Required Documents" in the deed application form. Include any pertinent information, including the year, kind, and document number, as well as your name and phone number.
• Deliver the deed application along with the FIR, newspaper ads, and affidavit to the Sub-office Registrar's after paying the necessary fee.
• The Sub-office Registrar's will issue a certified copy of the deed upon verification.
• It should be noted that newspaper advertising is legally required. And before posting, obtain a copy of your FIR because some news organisations want one when you apply to be published.

• A certified copy of the sale deed can be downloaded from the below-given  

• If you are already a member, log on to the West Bengal e-district website's home page. If not, select "New Registration."
• There will be an e-form. Name, address, phone number, security question, mobile number, login ID, and OTP verification should all be entered.
• Return to the homepage after your login information has been generated and log in with your ID and password.
• Click the Registration and Stamps Revenue option on the home page's "Department" menu.
• The option for "Certified copy of registered deed" will appear in another drop-down box. Just click it.
• A page with the information and specifications for the certified copy will now appear. Use it to figure out your payment.
• To apply, click the button below. You will be taken to a new page with the choices "Download applied deed document" and "Certified Copy of Registered Deed."
• Click on your choice.
• Click the search button after entering the registration number, year, district, and sub-office. 
• A new table that asks the applicant for extra information will now display. After entering your name, phone number, and address, click "Save & Next."
• You'll be prompted to pay and continue on the new page. Select your preferred payment method from the table, then click the "Pay" button to continue.
• Your AIN number will now be produced once you have completed your payment by clicking the "Confirm" button; make a note of it.
• Now on the homepage select "Get applicable deed document" from the second menu.

How to download certified copy of sale deed in Telangana?

• Click on this Telangana Registration portal
• Select the certified copies button
• You will be taken to another page where you must choose between clicking "Certified Copies of Registered Documents (On Payment)" or "Certified Copy of Document (New Registrations Only)".
• If you choose the first choice, you will be taken to the Meeseva Online Portal, where you must enter the document number, year, district, and SRO to view the certified copy's details.
• Alternatively, if you select "Certified Copy of Document (New Registrations Only)", you will be taken to a page where you must enter your registered mobile number and security code to view the certified copy information.

1. Visit the Official Website: Go to the official website of the land registry department or the relevant government authority in your state. Each state may have its own specific website for this purpose.
2. Locate Property Documents Section: Look for the section related to property documents or sale deeds. This is where you’ll find information about downloading certified copies.
3. Search and Retrieve: Search for the option to download certified copies. You may need to provide details such as the deed number, property information, or other relevant identifiers. Follow the instructions on the website to retrieve the specific document you need.
4. User Registration (if required): Keep in mind that user registration might be necessary to access this service. If prompted, create an account or log in to proceed.
5. Contact Authorities (if needed): If you encounter any issues or need assistance, reach out to the relevant authorities using the provided contact information on the website.