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Hello, I followed your advice from my previous thread and got my property assessed by a government registered valuer. His report showed 3 Crores, 14 Lakhs, 53 thousand and 280 rupees. I know Canada and other countries use millions and hundreds of thousands. I ran the valued number through...

I got my property assessed by a government registered valuer, and the report showed 3 Crores, 14 Lakhs, 53 thousand and 280 rupees. I know Canada and other countries use millions and hundreds of thousands. I ran the valued number through Google currency converter, and it came out to 5,98,414.38...

I in fact want to avoid my explanations being long winded. It is just that I do not want to give the visa officer an impression that I left something out; isn't it a good idea to be as comprehensive as possible? So should my explanation look like this: I own a property, for which I have...

I think explaining this in the cover letter would make it too longwinded, as I also have to cover other details of my trip such as purpose, plans and finances. In fact, I was thinking of writing a separate letter to explain the details of my finances also. Should I write a separate letter...

In my last post, I requested advice on my property papers which have a mismatch in my name. I was advised to include an explanation of the situation, among other things. I think explaining this in the cover letter would make it too longwinded, as I also have to cover other details of my trip...

Just so I'm understanding you correctly, I'd need to present the old and new deeds? I agree, which brings me to another question. Could I skip presenting the property tax and go with just the old deed + name change documents along with a letter of explanation?

In the process of correcting the name in the property tax department, I will have a fresh deed in the current name. Along with the property tax receipts in the correct name, should I still present the old deed with the name change documents instead of the new correct one?

Is a property tax receipt (in the correct name) on its own sufficient proof of property ownership?

In this case, my application will be in the name of Arun Madhavan. Do I declare M. Arun as an alias considering the custom here? I went to the Tashildar's office again, and I was informed that a Patta is a document pertaining to the collective ownership of the plot by the apartments'...

I am relieved. Out of interest, is the property's strength as a reason to return home greater the more it is valued? I mean, does it have a better influence on the application the more it is valued or the more properties you have? Such as? Job? Noted. Should the gazette still be provided in...

Noted. I shall contact the District Collector tomorrow. If it succeeds and I'm able to get my new name on the property deed, should I still mention my old name in the application? Out of interest, what do you think of bellaluna's suggestion of presenting the deed as is with the gazette as proof...

This is correct. I have already gone to the registrar's office with the gazette and the deed, only to be told they do not do corrections. They said, once a deed is drawn, it is permanent. Instead, I was told to present the gazette whenever my old name came up. I went there a few days later...

They are completely different. Like the difference between Arun and Srikant. Indeed, I considered this, but I foresaw two problems. The document of my name change is the 1502nd page of the state gazette, and the preceding 1501 pages document other people's changes and are irrelevant to my...

5 years ago, my family registered our home in my name. Some time later, I changed my name officially through the state gazette, and this is the name my passport and all other identity documents bear. However, the property remained registered with the old name, both in the deed and property tax...