Property Transfer To Son
Transferring property to a son in Haryana is commonly done through a gift deed or a transfer deed, both of which qualify for concessional stamp duty because a son is a specified blood relation. The right instrument depends on whether you want to transfer now (gift/transfer deed) or pass it on later (Will). Correct drafting matters to avoid future disputes among siblings and to keep the mutation and revenue records clean.
Relationship
Son qualifies as blood relation (concessional duty)
Common route
Gift deed or transfer deed
Mutation
Apply separately after registration
Tip
Consider sibling consent to prevent later disputes
Documents Required
- ✓Property ownership documents (deed/allotment letter)
- ✓Aadhaar card of all parties
- ✓PAN card of all parties
- ✓Relation proof (birth certificate/family certificate)
- ✓Property tax receipts
- ✓NOC from society/authority (if applicable)
- ✓Two witnesses with Aadhaar
- ✓Passport size photographs
- ✓Previous registered deed (if any)
Step-by-Step Process
Consultation
Discuss your requirement and determine the best approach
Document Collection
Gather all required documents and verify ownership
Draft Preparation
Prepare the deed with proper legal language
Stamp Duty Payment
Pay applicable stamp duty (concessional for blood relations)
Registry Appointment
Book appointment on HARIS portal
Registration
Visit Sub-Registrar office for biometric verification and registration
Stamp Duty Information
Blood Relation Transfer
Rs 1,000 (concessional)
Others
5-7% of property value
Registration Fee
Additional 1%
Eligible Relations
Parent, child, spouse, sibling, grandchild
Timeline
2-3
Days for drafting
3-7
Days for appointment
1
Day for registration
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the stamp duty to transfer property to a son in Haryana?▼
Transfers to a son, being a blood relation, attract concessional stamp duty rather than the full rate. Confirm the current concessional figure with our team before registering.
Can a father transfer self-acquired property only to one son?▼
Yes. Self-acquired property can be gifted or transferred to any one child at the owner's discretion. Ancestral property has different rules, so a review is recommended.
Is mutation automatic after transferring to my son?▼
No. After the deed is registered, mutation must be applied for separately to update the revenue/municipal records in your son's name.
How long does the process take?▼
Typically 7-15 working days from document preparation to completed registration, depending on appointment availability.
Do both parties need to be present?▼
Yes, all parties and two witnesses must be physically present at the Sub-Registrar office for Aadhaar-based biometric verification.
Can this be done for NRIs?▼
Yes, NRIs can execute through a Power of Attorney or be present in person. Additional documents may be required.
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