Registration, notarisation and stamping give a property document legal standing, and they are often confused. Registration happens at the Sub-Registrar's office under the Registration Act, 1908 and puts the document on the public record. Notarisation is a notary's certification that the right person signed. E-stamping is the online payment of the stamp duty most documents need before they can be registered or used as evidence. This group covers all three: registration with appointment booking and witness coordination, notarisation of affidavits and agreements, and e-stamping with duty calculated for your state. A notarised sale agreement does not transfer ownership, and a document generally has to be presented for registration within four months of signing. Tell us the document and city, and we will tell you what it needs.