Get it done via notary. Write the deed or get it written and then get it stamped.Hi everyone
Can anyone share the procedure for executing the gift deed in india? Is it done in notary r in register office?
Any help will b greatly appreciated
Thank you in advance
A gift deed can also be a declaration written on a plain paper, co-signed by your parent(s) and yourself. Should you wish to notarize, it then becomes a legal document in the eyes of the law and is thus called a notarized affidavit. Hope this helps.Is gift deed and affidavit r the same? Should I submit both?
Thank you
Greetings Jakev,In addition to the stupendous aforementioned
A gift deed can also be a declaration written on a plain paper, co-signed by your parent(s) and yourself. Should you wish to notarize, it then becomes a legal document in the eyes of the law and is thus called a notarized affidavit. Hope this helps.
A FD Certificate and a letter from the bank indicating the funds with a specific clause that it can be redeemed anytime.Greetings Jakev,
I believe you mentioned that you provided a gift deed for your proof of funds.
So in addition to the notarised gift deed, what other documents did you provide for the same (PoF) exactly?
For example, bank statements or a proof of transfer perhaps?
Thank you very much
Regards
Thanks for the reply!A FD Certificate and a letter from the bank indicating the funds with a specific clause that it can be redeemed anytime.
Hi, I am in the same boat. My bank issues electronic FD receipts over email. But they have agreed to issue a letter with FD start date, end date, deposit amount, maturity amount and a statement that these can be liquidated anytime. Will this be as effective as giving an stamped FD certificate?A FD Certificate and a letter from the bank indicating the funds with a specific clause that it can be redeemed anytime.
More than good- all the best.Hi, I am in the same boat. My bank issues electronic FD receipts over email. But they have agreed to issue a letter with FD start date, end date, deposit amount, maturity amount and a statement that these can be liquidated anytime. Will this be as effective as giving an stamped FD certificate?
I have multiple FDs instead of one. I can attach the PDF FD certificates next to this letter.