How to apply for a legal heir certificate in Maharashtra?

A Maharashtra legal heir certificate is needed for name change in ownership documents after the death of the previous owner.

In Maharashtra, urban-local bodies provide a legal heir certificate in the event of the demise of a property owner. An application in this regard can be made offline.

 

Legal heir certificate in Maharashtra: Proceed for offline application

Step 1: Visit the tehsildar or taluk office, depending on your area.

Step 2: Ask for a legal heir certificate application form and fill in all the required details.

Step 3: Attach all the necessary documents.

Step 4: Sign the document.

Step 5: Attach a Rs 2 stamp to the application and submit the same.

After due verification, your legal heir certificate will be issued.

See also: How to apply for a legal heir certificate online Delhi

 

How much time would it take to get a legal heir certificate in Maharashtra?

It may take up to 15 days, for the tehsildar’s office to issue a legal heir certificate.

 

What is the fee to apply for a legal heir certificate in Maharashtra?

Barring the Rs 2 stamp, there is no fee to get this document.

 

Details to be filled in legal heir certificate

  • Name of the deceased
  • Details of the family members
  • Applicant’s signature
  • Date of application
  • Address.

See also: How to apply and download Varisu Certificate in Tamil Nadu

 

Documents to be submitted with the legal heir certificate application

  • Death certificate
  • ID proof of applicant
  • Address proof of the applicant
  • Document showing the relationship between the deceased and the applicant.

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FAQs

What is a legal heir certificate?

A legal heir certificate is a document that has legal enforceability and states the relationship between the deceased and the legal heirs.

Who can apply for a legal heir certificate?

Legally acknowledged heirs of a deceased can apply for a legal heir certificate. These may include: The spouse of the deceased; The children of the deceased (sons and daughters); The siblings of the deceased (brothers and sisters); The parents of the deceased.

 

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