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  The process through which an affected party can obtain compensation from a principal's  indemnity bond  is by making a  bond  claim. The claimant can be either the obligee or another party empowered by the obligee to seek reimbursement. Below is the step by step procedure to get an Indemnity Bond Step 1:  Prepare a draft in word format. A draft looks like a below image Step 2:  Buy Rs. 500/- non-judicial e-stamp paper from a Co-operative bank, court, registrar office, or independent stamp vendor near you. Step 3:  Print the draft on non-judicial e-stamp paper. Use normal A4 size paper for consecutive page print. Step 4:  Carry the following documents to notary public near you Printer indemnity bond Applicant Aadhar Other supporting documents pertaining to bond Step 5 : Notary public read the printed indemnity bond and cross verify supporting documents. Step 6:  Applicant signs indemnity bond in front of the notary. Step 7:  Notary seal and sign the Indemnity bond. Notary makes an

  Yes, Can use a notary rent agreement as a proof of address document to apply for a passport. A notarized rent agreement looks like the below images It's simple and easy to prepare a notarized rent agreement. Below is the step by step procedure to prepare a rent agreement Step 1:  Prepare a draft in word format (Agreement content) Step 2:  Buy Rs. 100 non-judicial e-stamp paper from co-operative bank, court or sub-registrar office near you, Step 3:  Print the draft on non-judicial e-stamp paper. Use normal A4 size paper for consecutive page print Step 4:  Carry the following documents to a notary lawyer near Printed rent agreement Any of the government-approved ID proof like Aadhar, Driving license, or voter ID The notary reads the rent agreement and verifies the ID proofs. Step 5:  The property owner and tenant sign the rent agreement in front of a notary. Step 6:  Notary seal and sign the rent agreement. Notary makes an entry in notary book, Step 7:  Pay notary fee. This complet

  Here is the step by step procedure to register a sale agreement in Bangalore, Step 1:  Collect the following documents from seller to prepare a sale agreement draft Mother deed (If seller purchased a resale property) Sale deed Encumbrance certificate (EC) Khata certificate and extract Latest tax paid receipt Step 2:  Prepare a draft in word format. A draft looks like the below image, Step 3:  Exchange the draft with seller, buyer, advocate, and bank if you opting for home loan. Get mutual approval from all the concern, Step 4:  Print the draft on A4 size document paper Step 5:  Seller and buyer should sign at all pages an agreement. Witnesses should sign at witnesses section of an agreement (Usually on last page), Witness name, address and contact number should beside the sign. Step 6:  Prepare DD in the name of your respective sub-registrar office. DD value is 0.1% of selling price, to the maximum limit of Rs. 20K. Step 7:  Carry the following to your respective sub-registrar office

Notary should be done at all pages of an Affidavit. For non-criminal affidavits, notarizing only the stamp paper alone doesn’t suffice, all the pages of an affidavit should be notarized and signed by notary public. A notarized affidavit looks like the below image, We provide end-to-end affidavit service, our service includes drafting + execution + notary + home delivered in 2 working days. Same-day express delivery is available. To opt for our service, please Whatsapp to +9 1 - 9 7 4 2 4 7 9 0 2 0. Thank you for reading….

  Below is the step-by-step procedure to get an Affidavit for no criminal case pending, for passport Step 1:  Prepare the draft in word format. A draft looks like the below image Fill in all the required details in the draft Step 2:  Buy Rs. 100 non-judicial e-stamp paper from co-operative bank, court, or sub-registrar office near you Following are the details require to buy non-judicial e-stamp paper Description : AFFIDAVIT Name: Your name Stamp duty: Rs.20 -100 Contact No: Your contact number for vendor reference Step 3:  Print the draft on non-judicial e-stamp paper, use normal A4 size paper for consecutive page print. Step 4:  Meet notary near you with following documents Printed affidavit Aadhar or any other government-approved identity proof Step 5:  Notary advocate reads the affidavit and cross-verify the supporting document. Deponent (you) should sign the affidavit in front of notary advocate Notary advocate seal and signs the affidavit. Notary advocate makes an entry in notary

An  “Agreement To Sale”  is a contract between seller and buyer, where seller agrees to sell a property to buyer at future date, subject to terms and conditions mentioned in the agreement. It is an important document in the process of sell and purchase of a property. It contains terms & conditions agreed and signed between the parties to sell a property at future date. An Agreement To Sale is an important document for Home loan application. It is mandatory to frank the agreement. The franking cost is decided by your bank, generally, the franking cost ranges from Rs. 200 to 0.1% of selling price. Agreement To Sale is not a Sale deed and it doesn’t convey the ownership. it is just a preliminary agreement with agreed terms and conditions to execute a sale deed at future date. Step by step procedure to execute an “Agreement To Sale”: Step 1:  Below are the list of documents require from seller to prepare an “Agreement To Sale” Absolute Sale deed Khata certificate & extract Latest t