Registration process made e-asy

A person who wants to register a document has to deal with huge crowds, serpentine queues and lack of basic infrastructure like proper seating, drinking water and toilet facilities. Even after going through this ordeal, he or she has to make several rounds of the Sub Registrar Office and wait endlessly before the document is registered and delivered. To put an end to this, the new system envisages a process in which each applicant arrives at the e-Sub Registrar Office with a pre-fixed appointment.

On Wednesday, Chief Minister Shiela Dikshit dedicated to the citizens of Delhi e-Sub-Registrar Office in Vivek Vihar in north-east disrict. According to her, on reaching the e-Sub Registrar Office, the applicants will have access to the best infrastructure and amenities, which also figures in the special needs of the differently-abled. More significantly, the entire process of registration has been re-engineered, making it hassle free. The registered documents will be delivered to them the very same day at the e-Sub Registrar Office and in case their documents are rejected or impounded, they will be informed in writing on the same day.

The first such office at Mehrauli and second at Rohini was inaugurated by the CM last year. This signifies a quantum leap forward by the Revenue Department of the government in its series of reforms to make the public experience of registration and stamping completely modernised and user-friendly.

Facilitation Counters at the e-Sub Registrar Office will help the applicants at every step of registration. All details regarding the registration process including downloadable pdf formats of all deeds and stamp duty calculator are available on the Department’s website. The e-Sub Registrar Office at Vivek Vihar will cater to Vivek Vihar sub-division.