The digitally signed Encumbrance Certificate (EC) is a legally certified document issued by the Registration and Stamps Department of Andhra Pradesh. It provides a verified record of all registered transactions and encumbrances related to a property, such as mortgages, sales, leases, or claims. This document serves as official proof of ownership and property status, ensuring that the property is free from legal or financial disputes.
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Trusted by 3 lakh+ customersWhat information does a digitally signed Encumbrance Certificate contain?
A digitally signed Encumbrance Certificate includes details like the property owner’s name, transaction history, survey number, extent, village, mortgages, claims, and other encumbrances recorded for the property.
Is a digitally signed Encumbrance Certificate mandatory for property transactions
Yes, a digitally signed Encumbrance Certificate is often mandatory for property transactions to verify the legal and financial status of the property, ensuring there are no disputes or liabilities.
Can a digitally signed Encumbrance Certificate show undisclosed encumbrances?
No, the digitally signed Encumbrance Certificate only reflects transactions or liabilities officially registered with the government. Any unregistered encumbrances will not appear.
Can I request a digitally signed Encumbrance Certificate for properties owned by others?
Yes, a digitally signed Encumbrance Certificate can be requested for any property, as it is public information.
Can I request a digitally signed Encumbrance Certificate for any time period?
Digitally Signed Encumbrance Certificate is only available from 1983 in Andhra Pradesh.
Can I use a digitally signed Encumbrance Certificate for bank loans?
Yes, a digitally signed Encumbrance Certificate is accepted by most banks and financial institutions for loan processing, as it is legally valid and certified.
