What is E-Praman?

The Department of Registration and Stamps, Maharashtra has launched E-Praman 2.0, a digital service platform that allows citizens to access legally valid, digitally signed copies of their property and marriage-related documents without visiting a government office.

From Index II and registered property documents to marriage certificates and will deposits, everything is now just a few clicks away.


Why This Matters for Homebuyers

For property buyers, sellers, or even families checking property records, earlier you had to visit the Sub-Registrar’s Office (SRO) and stand in long queues to obtain certified copies. With E-Praman 2.0:

  • You can apply online and pay via Internet Banking, UPI, or card.
  • Receive digitally signed copies that are legally valid.
  • Track applications and download certificates from home.

This makes property verification and due diligence much easier for homebuyers, reducing dependency on middlemen.


Key Services on E-Praman

Service AvailableWhat You GetWho Benefits
Digitally Signed Index IIOfficial proof of property transactionBuyers verifying ownership
Digitally Signed Document CopyCertified copy of registered property deedBuyers, sellers, lawyers
Marriage CertificateDigitally signed marriage proofFamilies, legal processes
Home Visit for RegistrationOfficials visit applicant’s home for document executionSenior citizens, NRI applicants
Will ServicesDeposit, withdraw, or open sealed covers of willsFamilies securing inheritance

How It Works

  1. Register at rts.igrmaharashtra.gov.in.
  2. Create username & password, verify via OTP.
  3. Select the required service (Index II, Marriage Certificate, etc.).
  4. Make payment through GRAS portal (UPI, Net Banking, Card, Counter).
  5. Download digitally signed document, valid in courts and government offices.

Bigger Picture for Real Estate

With property scams and fake paperwork being a constant worry, digitally signed documents are a safeguard. They ensure authenticity, transparency, and quick access—helping both buyers and sellers in real estate transactions.

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