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10 Most important documents for quick approval of constructing a building in Telangana





CHECKLIST

A. Checklist for Instant Registration

Mandatory

1. 1.Site photograph (Front Side)

2. 2.Ownership documents (Sale deed and Link documents)

Optional Documents

1. 1.Additional photographs

 

B. Checklist for Instant Approval

 

Mandatory

 

1. 1.Site photograph (Front Side)

2. 2.Ownership documents (Sale deed and Link documents)

Conditional Mandatory

 1.If property tax is paid update – Property tax receipt

 2.If VLT is paid for the last 3 years – VLT tax receipt

 3.If work commencement on-site – Site photographs

 4.If SRO data is not available – Market Value Certificate

 5.If unapproved layout – Ownership document/ Link document registered before 28-10-2015

6.If open plot or piece of land - Ownership document/ Link document registered before 28-10-2015

7.If approved layout – Layout approval document

8.If approved Building Plan – Building Plan approval document

9.If construction prior to 1-1-1985 – Property Tax receipt/ Water Connection/ Electricity Bill (prior to 1985)

10.If Gramakantam/Abadi – Ownership Certificate from Concerned GP/ULB or Assessment Registration Certificate and property tax receipt

11. If approved under BRS – BRS approval document

 

Optional Documents

 

1.Building Plan (Note: uploading of DCR drawings are mandatory if the applicant requires the digitally signed building plans)

2.Additional photographs

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