Encumberence certificate

Yes... After a few days of the transaction it will reflect in the EC....

Subject to your State. If your property situated in Tamil Nadu, it will reflect.

• Furnish correct details to get correct EC. Details like survey number, door number, village name, link document number shall be given accurately in the application form. If you mention that EC shall be given in the name of present owner, then other entries will be deleted, therefore, don't ask for such request. Request for general search on the property in question.
• There are few issues like missing entries, inadvertently misspelt or wrongly numbered data pertaining to search parameters are still there in computerized data even after considerable efforts are put in to clean the data. Therefore, parties shall take all the care to search personally, the records of Registrar Offices in case they want to have confirmed picture of the property they want to buy or lend money by accepting the property as security.