Transfer of self acquired house property to one of my son

your father can make a registerd  will A will or testament is a legal declaration by which a person, the testator, names one or more persons to manage his or her estateand provides for the distribution of his or her property at death. For the devolution of property not disposed of by will, see inheritanceand intestacy.

Thanks Amanji!!

As I understand WILL or TESTAMENT will work only after death of the person who is doing it.

My query is bit different, as my father want to transfer his aquired property in the name his 2 sons (3rd & 4th Child of his) while he is alive. What is the procedure for such a transfer?

If the property is the self acquired of your father he can tranfer the property by a gift deed or if he needs funds for his personal needs he can sale the property by way of sale deed, in case u can purchase the same under registered sale deed by showing that you have purchased by paying sale consideration to your father.

It can be transferred either through a gift deed or sale deed, where both the documents attract stamp duty and registeration charges as levied by UP Government.

Consult a local lawyer for proper advise and proceeding.

the stamp duty for gift deed will be minimal than that of the registered sale deed, The option before you is to go for a gift deed.   Consult a lawyer in person, discuss the issues and ge the issue suitably drafted as per the circumstances. 

Thanks a ton to all !!

Now I have my answer,

Thanks again!!

Regards

Jitendra

Gift Deed by your father is the best way for transferring title of the property. If your father is incapable to move you can call sub-Registrar at your home paying fees and costs which is affordable.