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Non-resident Indians and OCIs with property in Delhi NCR
Valuation for NRI and OCI owners
A physical site visit cannot be replaced by photographs or a map: condition, boundaries, encroachment and local market conditions have to be assessed in person. The report is delivered digitally for overseas use.
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What documents do I need to keep ready?
- Title deed, sale deed or allotment letter
- NRI or OCI status document (passport copy)
- PAN card, or the application acknowledgement
- Power of Attorney, if signed by a representative
- Latest property tax receipt
We confirm the exact list for your case before the inspection.
How long does it take, and what does it cost?
- Turnaround
- Generally 2 working days after the site inspection.
- Fee
- Quoted on scope (property type, size, purpose, urgency).
- Site visit
- Site visit can be scheduled within 48 hours in Delhi NCR.
Process
What happens, in order?
- Share the documents and overseas contact details
- Site inspection coordinated with your local representative or Power of Attorney holder
- Report prepared for the stated purpose (sale, loan, inheritance, repatriation)
- Digital copy sent to you overseas
Questions
Common questions
Can I do this without being in India?
Yes.
More detail
The site inspection is coordinated with a local representative or Power of Attorney holder and the report is sent to you digitally.
Is the report valid for repatriation of sale proceeds?
Say which bank or authority will receive it and we will confirm that it meets their format before the work starts.
Registrations and how to check them: Credentials. Published work: Writing.
Ready when you are
Tell us the property.
Three taps, then a message to Er. Singh with the details. He confirms the scope, the documents and the fee. Typically responds within 2 hours on WhatsApp.
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