Every document which purports to transfer interest in any immovable property of the value exceeding Rs. 100/- is compulsory to be registered in India, on payment of the requisite Stamp Duty and Registration charges.

Simple Registration Process - Document execution on stamp paper and deposit of nominal registration charges. 

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Drafting and Registration of Property Documents

1. Sale Deed/Conveyance Deed
   Sale Deed / Conveyance Deed determines ownership rights over the property in favour of the purchaser.  
2. Gift Deed :
   Gift Deed can be executed for transfer movable or immovable property without any monetary consideration. It must be executed and registered on payment of fix stamp duty and registration charges .
3. Transfer Deed 
   Transfer Deed is executed by a person who releases or relinquishes his share or claim in a property in favor of another co-owner in blood relation only. It is commonly used among legal heirs, joint property owners, or family members to settle property rights. No stamp duty is payable on the execution of transfer deed.
4. General Power of Attorney
   General Power of Attorney is executed to authorize another person (Attorney/Agent) to act on their behalf for broad legal and financial matters. It is commonly used for property management, business transactions, banking, and legal proceedings.
5. Will 
   Will can executed by any person in respect of his her acquired properties (movable and immovable assets) in favour of legal heirs. Post the death of the testator, the Will comes into force and the properties mentioned in the Will devolve upon legal heirs. No stamp duty is payable on the execution of Will.
6. Trust Deed 
   Trust Deed is executed for creation of the trust, defining the rights, duties, and obligations of the settlor, trustees, and beneficiaries. Trusts can be created for charitable, religious, or private purposes and are governed by the Indian Trusts Act, 1882 or other relevant laws (for public trusts).
7. Lease Deed 
   Lease Deed is a legal agreement between a Lessor and a Lessee for the use of immovable property (such as land, house, office, or commercial space) for a specific period in exchange for rent. It establishes the rights, duties, and obligations of both parties and helps prevent future disputes.
8. Stamping of Foreign Power of Attorney Documents 
   When a Power of Attorney is executed outside India but needs to be used within India, it must be stamped as per the Indian Stamp Act, 1899 to make it legally valid. This process is known as "Stamping of Foreign Documents."
9. Agreements to Sell Registration
   Any agreement, whether contractual or collabration, must be registered to enforce the rights of the parties.
10. Development Agreements
    Any development agreement signed between the parties for a development housing project or a commercial project must be registered.

FAQs

1. What papers are needed for property registration in Gurgaon? 
   The procurements include the sale deed, buyer and sellers’ identification proofs, evidences of payment towards stamp duty, encumbrance certificate and PAN/Aadhar.
    
2. What role does property registration play if one is buying a property in Gurgaon?
   Titling entitles the buyer and protects him and or her from any encumbrances and legal battles in the property.

3. What is the structure of the stamp duty of Gurgaon?
   Stamp duty in Gurgaon depends on the gender and type of ownership which are 7% for male, 5% for female, and 6% for joint.

4. How possible is it to register properties online in Gurgaon?
   Yes, in case of registered deals, services of Gurgaon has Jamabandi portal available for registration, payment of stamp duty and appointment for meeting at Sub-Registrar office.

5. How much time is required to register properties in Gurgaon?
   The formalities for registration generally take a few days based on the verification of documents and the availability at the Sub-Registrar’s end.