I'm applying for my mom's super-visa soon and I want to attach her property papers to prove ties with India, however the papers are all in local Indian language (Gujarati). Does anybody know if it needs to be translated to English? What are the requirements of translation? is there any requirement of property valuation done as well?
I'm applying for my mom's super-visa soon and I want to attach her property papers to prove ties with India, however the papers are all in local Indian language (Gujarati). Does anybody know if it needs to be translated to English?
You must include a certified copy of the local language documents (Gujarati) + an affidavit from the person who has translated it confirming the translation is true and correct + the English translation
is there any requirement of property valuation done as well?
In most cases property appreciates in value over time (rarely does property depreciate in value). You must state the purchase value + the current indicative market value of the property, in INR/CAD, in the visa application.
You can either do a self-valuation and support your assessment with excerpts from property realty reports/Magic Bricks/Times Property, etc for similar properties in the same area.... or you can have a property assessor to assess the property
All documents must be in English or must be certified translations in English.
You must include a certified copy of the local language documents (Gujarati) + an affidavit from the person who has translated it confirming the translation is true and correct + the English translation
In most cases property appreciates in value over time (rarely does property depreciate in value). You must state the purchase value + the current indicative market value of the property, in INR/CAD, in the visa application.
You can either do a self-valuation and support your assessment with excerpts from property realty reports/Magic Bricks/Times Property, etc for similar properties in the same area.... or you can have a property assessor to assess the property
All documents must be in English or must be certified translations in English.
You must include a certified copy of the local language documents (Gujarati) + an affidavit from the person who has translated it confirming the translation is true and correct + the English translation
In most cases property appreciates in value over time (rarely does property depreciate in value). You must state the purchase value + the current indicative market value of the property, in INR/CAD, in the visa application.
You can either do a self-valuation and support your assessment with excerpts from property realty reports/Magic Bricks/Times Property, etc for similar properties in the same area.... or you can have a property assessor to assess the property
DO you need to provide any other documents besides property papers for eg. Utilities, telephone etc for that property? or just the deed/title/property papers?
DO you need to provide any other documents besides property papers for eg. Utilities, telephone etc for that property? or just the deed/title/property papers?
Ownership + recent tax receipts + property valuation are the key ones. Utilities/telephone at the same address will be supplementary documents, non-essential
Ownership + recent tax receipts + property valuation are the key ones. Utilities/telephone at the same address will be supplementary documents, non-essential
what if you just purchased the property? and are applying for supervisa? my mum currently has a visit visa for 9yrs she showed a deed from a property (just land) she purchased a while back but that was the only doc she used to apply for visit visa. she is currently purchasing another to live in but wants to apply for supervisa right away after the purchase is done. how would she provide tax receipt?
Ownership + recent tax receipts + property valuation are the key ones. Utilities/telephone at the same address will be supplementary documents, non-essential
what if you just purchased the property? and are applying for supervisa? my mum currently has a visit visa for 9yrs she showed a deed from a property (just land) she purchased a while back but that was the only doc she used to apply for visit visa. she is currently purchasing another to live in but wants to apply for supervisa right away after the purchase is done. how would she provide tax receipt?
As you know, if your mom purchases a property from someone else or even a first sale property, the records will be changed in the land/property records of the government as well. The records will not continue to be in the name of the previous owner
