Selling an inherited or previously owned Delhi property from overseas can involve property records, inheritance documents, historical acquisition evidence, NRI identification and capital gain valuation documentation.
Before the sale moves ahead, bring together the documents your CA, valuer, buyer and bank may need — particularly where Section 55(2)(b), Section 50C or a Section 197 Lower Deduction Certificate is part of the transaction.
The exact requirements can vary with the property, inheritance structure and transaction. These five groups provide a practical starting point for an NRI Delhi property sale.
FMV certificate from a Section 34AB-registered Government Approved Valuer, where applicable.
An appropriate FMV / circle-rate assessment for the transaction.
Supporting valuation inputs for the applicable capital gain computation.
Documentation and valuation support that may be required by the CA for a lower deduction application.
A2Z Valuers works with the NRI directly and with the NRI’s Delhi-based Chartered Accountant. Much of the engagement can be coordinated through WhatsApp and email.
The practice manages documentation discussions, valuation requirements and CA coordination remotely, while the required site inspection is conducted by the practice’s team in Delhi.
Coordinate the engagement remotely from your country of residence.
Share documents and discuss the valuation requirement remotely.
The practice’s team handles the required physical inspection.
Work alongside your Delhi-based CA on valuation requirements.
Tell us the property location, ownership history, inheritance position and reason for valuation.
Start with the documents you already have. Share the property location and explain whether the property was purchased, inherited or allotted. We can then identify the valuation and documentation context to discuss with your CA.