Property transfer

You will have to get a Succession Certificate which will show all the heirs of your father . All heirs except your mother will have to waive all rights to the property in favor of your mother. With these documents the Registrar  of your Zone will affect transfer of the property in your mother's name.

Succession Certificate is supposed to be issued at nominal cost. Normally the local District Magistrate / Tehsildar of the Zone your father resided last is the person to be contacted. You should visit that office to know more details / costs etc. There are drafters / notaries generally sitting outside the SDM's office ( at least they are in Delhi ) who could advise you further. The Registrar's Office where the property is situated  could also guide you on the same.

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Is there any other Option available other than succession certificate??????

Mr. Hardeep is right.

 

The procedure and documents are also explained on the website of the authority under whose jurisdiction the property lies................

Excuse me, I have dissent to above, Bhavesh being natural heir can get certificate of heirship and get his or her mother name recorded. Obtaining Succession certificate, one need to file suit under ISA, which is not required here.

I think Legal heir certificate will do for this. After obtaining the same all other heirs can relinquish their rights over the property favg.Mother. No need to go for succession certificate . For further details and confirmation you can check with local counsel for suitable state amendments, if at all anything is there.