efilingigr.maharashtra.gov.in Check SRO for Property Registration Maharashtra

Organisation : Department of Stamps and Registration Maharashtra
Service Name : Check SRO for Property Registration
Applicable States/ UTs : Maharashtra
Home Page : https://efilingigr.maharashtra.gov.in/ereg/MainForm.aspx

How To Check SRO For Property Registration?

Please enter the following details to check the SRO,

Related : Department of Stamps and Registration Maharashtra eRegistration Status Leave & License : www.statusin.in/19944.html

1. Select District
2. Select Taluka
3. Select Village
Note : Displayed SRO is for selected information.

RD Service

Step 1 :
** First Register the Device(SecuGen Hamster Pro 20) By Filing The Form
** If already filled the form Please check the Device Registration Status
** If “Device is present with SecuGen Management Server “ means “Device is Registered”.

** If “Device is not present with SecuGen Management Server “ means “Device is not Registered”. (Please call Support Team)
** Now First download the .Zip Files from Below Location & Then Go to Further Steps (Step 2 , Step 3 , Step 4) .

Step 2 :
Hamster_Pro20_Driver Driver Installation :
** Extract Hamster_Pro20_Driver_x86_X64.zip &
** Follow the Driver_Installation_Guide_IGR_Maharashtra.pdf

Step 3 :
RD Service Installation :
** Extract sgird_s10026.zip &
** Follow the RD_Service_Installation_Guide_IGR_Maharashtra.pdf (Note : Please Download SecuGen Https RD Service Only)

Step 4 :
Installation of WEB API HTTPS :
** Extract SGI_BWAPI_HTTPS.zip &
** Follow the Installation_of _WEB_API_HTTPS.pdf

Prerequisites

Hardware :
1) Biometric Device (Thumb Scanner) 2) Webcam 3) Internet explorer 9 & above
Other :
1) All parties to the document and their identifiers cum witnesses should have Aadhaar Number.
2) Stamp Duty and Registration Fee should be paid online through GRAS

eRegistration

The module is developed and made available by the Department of Stamps and Registration. It provides facility of online registration of Leave and License Agreement to citizen.

Citizen can,
1) Prepare the agreement
2) Submit it for registration
3) View the draft
4) Get it registered
5) Modify if required
6) Get the status of registration through SMS
7) Execute (sign) it
All these activities can be performed from anywhere anytime, without going physically to Sub Registrar Office.

FAQ On IGR Maharashtra

1. How can I change the password?
You can change the password using Change Password Link.
2. What should be the format of Pan number?
Pan no must contain 10 chars, XXXXX9999X where X is an alphabatic character and 9 is a numeric digit.

3. What should be the format of Bank Passbook?
Bank passbook shoud be 15-Digit Account Number.
4. What should be the format of aadhar card (UID)?
Aadhar card is a 12 digit identification number.

5. What should be the format of Licence?
Licence should consist of 5 letters, 6 numbers and then a combination of numbers and letters.
6. What should be the format of Passport number?
Passport numbers are 9 digits with no letters.

7. How to modify a Token?
Login with your username and password, enter your token number in “Modify Draft Token” field and press enter.
8. What should be the format for GRN number?
GRN number must contain 18 chars, XX999999999999999X where X is an alphabetic character and 9 is a numeric digit.

Functions of IGR Maharashtra

The Inspector General of Registration (IGR) is the head of the Registration and Stamps Department in Maharashtra.

The IGR is responsible for the following functions:
** Registration of documents: The IGR is responsible for the registration of all documents that are required to be registered under the Registration Act, 1908. This includes documents such as sale deeds, gift deeds, lease deeds, wills, and powers of attorney.
** Collection of stamp duty: The IGR is responsible for the collection of stamp duty on all documents that are required to be registered under the Indian Stamp Act, 1899. Stamp duty is a tax that is levied on documents that are considered to be of value.
** Maintenance of records: The IGR is responsible for the maintenance of records of all documents that are registered under the Registration Act, 1908. These records are kept in the Sub-Registrar’s offices across the state.
** Providing information and assistance: The IGR is responsible for providing information and assistance to the public regarding the registration of documents and the payment of stamp duty. The IGR also provides training to the staff of the Sub-Registrar’s offices.
** Enforcing the law: The IGR is responsible for enforcing the provisions of the Registration Act, 1908 and the Indian Stamp Act, 1899. The IGR has the power to take action against those who violate the provisions of these Acts.