It is expected that the e-stamp process will be launched for the public in a month. The process will be as follows:
Process:
- An internet connection to access the system online
- Information required to be entered in the system will be the names of the buyer, seller and the person from whom stamps were purchased along with their CNIC
- If the CNIC gets verified, a challan form 32-A will be generated based on the provided data
- The stamp paper buyer will then take the issued challan form to the nearest branch of National Bank/ Bank of Punjab or at any dedicated bank counters established in the offices of sub-registrars
- Once the stamp duty fee is paid, the bank will print and handover the stamp paper on especially designed legal size paper.
- The stamp paper will then submitted to the sub-registrar/housing society/ authority/land developers or as the case may be.
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