Our Service
Share certificates, nomination filing, NOCs and membership transfer — housing society paperwork handled and filed correctly with your managing committee.
Simple & Transparent
Yes, a duplicate can usually be issued after filing a police complaint/indemnity bond and applying to the society's managing committee — we handle the full process.
Most societies require a No-Objection Certificate and completion of a transfer application before the buyer can be added to the society's records.
Yes, nomination can be filed or updated with the society whenever needed by submitting the prescribed form.
It covers legal documentation for cooperative housing societies — including society registration, conveyance deed drafting, share certificate issuance, NOCs, bye-law amendments, and other compliance paperwork required by housing societies.
A Conveyance Deed transfers ownership of land and building from the builder/developer to the housing society and its members. Without it, the builder retains legal ownership, which can create issues during redevelopment or major repairs.
Deemed Conveyance is a legal remedy available to housing societies when the builder refuses or delays executing the conveyance deed voluntarily, allowing the society to obtain conveyance through the competent authority instead.
Share your details — our Legal desk will get back to you.