Legally binding online rent agreements executed on e-stamp paper with dynamic customized legal clauses and biometic/e-sign options. Price: ₹899 + GST. Timeframe: Mon–Thu: 24 hours; Fri–Sun: 48 hours.
About Online Rent Agreement in Delhi: Delhi (capital: New Delhi) has an economy built on trading, services, start-ups and professional firms. Official languages and widely used languages include Hindi, English, Punjabi and Urdu. Applicants in cities such as New Delhi, Dwarka, Rohini, Saket, Karol Bagh use StampMitra to complete the paperwork online instead of queuing at multiple offices.
A standard rent agreement starts at ₹899 + GST. Stamp duty is extra, depends on the state, the tenure and the rent, and is itemised before you pay.
Yes, under the Information Technology Act of 2000 and Indian Stamp Act, online rent agreements executed with accredited e-signatures are fully valid and admissible in Indian courts.
Stamp duty is calculated based on rent duration and consideration value, and varies state-by-state under respective State Stamp Acts.
Registration is compulsory if the lease term is 12 months or longer. Most 11-month leave-and-license agreements are kept under the registration threshold and only need to be executed on the correct e-stamp value, but always check your state's specific rule.
Yes, a stamped and signed rent agreement is widely accepted as address proof for bank accounts, GST registration, Aadhaar updates, and most KYC processes, provided it carries the required stamp duty.
Documents meant for use in Delhi must carry stamp duty payable under the territory's rules, and are usually drafted in English or the local official language (Hindi, English, Punjabi and Urdu). StampMitra prepares the draft for Delhi and confirms the stamp value at checkout.
Yes. The application, document upload and verification are handled online, so applicants in New Delhi, Dwarka, Rohini, Saket, Karol Bagh or elsewhere in Delhi can start without visiting an office. A physical visit is needed only where the law or the local sub-registrar requires it.
Yes. Delhi uses GST state code 07, the first two digits of the GSTIN. This also determines whether a supply is treated as intra-state or inter-state for tax purposes.