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SRA flat owners transferring the flat to a family member or buyer, where permitted. Eligibility and lock-in conditions vary by scheme, so this is worth checking before assuming a transfer is possible.

How It Works

01

Eligibility and transfer conditions reviewed

02

Application and supporting documents prepared

03

Coordination with the relevant authority until completion

Documents Typically Required

  • Copy of Annexure II issued or certified by the competent authority.
  • Copy of the SRA Allotment Letter / Ownership Letter.
  • Copy of the Society Share Certificate.
  • Aadhaar Card of the existing holder.
  • Aadhaar Card of the spouse, where applicable.
  • Photographs, allotment records or other records relating to the rehabilitation allotment, as applicable.
  • Copy of the possession letter or other possession record, if available.
  • Copy of the original rehabilitation agreement or other relevant allotment documents, if available.
  • Details of the SRA scheme, building, flat number and allotment date.
  • Details of any previous transfer, mortgage, litigation or restriction affecting the tenement.

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