Jharkhand E-Stamp Certificate

The Jharkhand e-Stamp Certificate is a digital certificate that is used to authenticate the payment of stamp duty and registration fees for land and property transactions in Jharkhand. The certificate can be obtained online through the Jharkhand e-Registration website or from any authorized stamp vendor in the state.

Here is a step-by-step guide on how to obtain an e-Stamp Certificate online:

1. Visit the Jharkhand e-Registration website (https://jharnibandhan.gov.in/).
2. Click on the “Register” option on the home page.
3. Fill out the registration form and create your account.
4. Login using your registered username and password.
5. Click on the “Payment Services” option.
6. Select the “Purchase estamp” option.
7. Enter the relevant details, such as the district, article, first party, second party, stamp duty paid by, and purpose of stamp duty paid.
8. Enter your PAN (optional) and mobile number.
9. Enter the amount and click on “Proceed” and “Confirm”.
10. You will be redirected to the Jharkhand Government Receipts Accounting System (JeGRAS) website to complete the payment.
11. After successful payment, you will be redirected back to the Jharkhand e-Registration website.
12. Click on the “estamp” button to download the estamp paper.
13. Print the estamp paper on A4 size plain paper from any LaserJet printer.

You can also obtain an e-Stamp Certificate offline by visiting any authorized stamp vendor in the state. The vendor will generate a receipt for you, which you can take to the concerned registration office to complete the land or property transaction.

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The e-Stamp Certificate is a valid and secure method of paying stamp duty and registration fees in Jharkhand. It is a convenient and efficient way to complete land and property transactions, as it eliminates the need to visit the registration office in person.

Please note that the e-Stamp Certificate is mandatory for all land and property transactions in Jharkhand. Failure to obtain an e-Stamp Certificate before completing a transaction may result in penalties and legal action.