How to register a rent agreement online in Pune? Simple Steps

Sohil Karia
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How to register a rent agreement online in Pune?

Quick and simple. That’s what most renters want when moving into a new place in Pune. Registering your rent agreement online sounds like a chore. But it isn’t so bad once the steps are clear.

Picture this. Amit just landed a 1BHK near Kothrud. He moved in on Monday. By Wednesday morning, the rent was formal and registered — without waiting in long queues. That’s the kind of easy move this guide will walk you through.

What does online rent agreement registration mean?

Here’s the thing. A rent agreement is more than two people signing papers. It becomes legally strong only when it’s registered with the government. In Maharashtra, you can do that online — via the official e-registration portal run by the Inspector General of Registration (IGR).

Snappy steps to get it done

These are the big steps people follow:

  1. Draft the agreement
  2. Write the terms you both agreed on — rent, deposit, length of stay, notice period. You can start with a template. NoBroker and similar services also help here.
  3. Visit the official IGR portal
  4. That’s where you’ll upload your draft and start the process.
  5. Upload documents
  6. You’ll need ID proofs, property proof, photos, and the draft (list below).
  7. Pay the stamp duty & registration fees
  8. The portal will calculate this for you.
  9. Biometric or eSign verification
  10. Both tenant & landlord must confirm identity. Some towns still ask you to appear in person with witnesses.
  11. Download the registered copy
  12. Once done, you can download a pdf that’s legally valid.

Quick tip: Do the biometric part early. Some folks find Aadhaar biometrics glitchy and it slows things down. But officials are bringing new ways like iris scan checks too.

Docs you’ll need (short list)

  • Aadhaar / PAN of both parties
  • Property ownership proof
  • Passport-size photos
  • Rent agreement draft
  • Two witness IDs + signatures
  • Proof of payment of duty & fees

Fees and stamp duty (gist)

In Pune, online registration still involves stamp duty + govt registration fee. It’s usually around a small percent of total rent plus a tiny extra for security deposit — the portal shows exact numbers once you enter details.

Common things to know

  • 11 months rule - Many people make agreements for 11 months to avoid extra charges.
  • Police verification sometimes required - Especially in gated societies.
  • Don’t toss the pdf. It’s golden proof for utilities, passports, bank KYC, and more.

FAQ

Q. Can it be done without leaving home?

Yes, mostly. If biometric eSign works smooth, no sub-registrar visits. Some spots still ask for physical witness verification.

Q. What if landlord is away?

Aadhaar eSign works in many cases so distance isn’t a barrier.

Q. Are PDFs enough?

Yes - legally valid if registered and digitally signed.

Wrap up

Rent agreements used to be queue days. Now it can be a few online clicks, a bit of waiting, and done. Seems too good to be true? Try starting your draft tonight and see how fast it gets done.