Delhi, the vibrant capital of India, is no stranger to technological innovations, especially in government services aimed at improving the lives of its residents. Property registration is one such essential service that has undergone a significant transformation in the last few years. With the adoption of online platforms like DORIS (Delhi Online Registration Information System) and IGRS (Integrated Grievance Redressal System), the property registry in Delhi has become more streamlined and efficient. In this blog, we delve into what these systems are, how they function, and the benefits they bring to property owners in Delhi.
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DORIS, which stands for Delhi Online Registration Information System, is an initiative by the Delhi Government to digitize and simplify the process of property registration. Traditionally, property registration in Delhi involved extensive paperwork, long queues, and manual processing, leading to delays and complications. DORIS eliminates these challenges by providing a comprehensive online platform for the submission and processing of property-related documents.
The Integrated Grievance Redressal System (IGRS) is another critical initiative that works in conjunction with DORIS. While DORIS focuses primarily on the registration process, IGRS facilitates the resolution of any disputes, complaints, or issues related to property documentation and registration. The combined functionality of DORIS and IGRS ensures a seamless experience for citizens looking to register, modify, or inquire about property-related matters in Delhi.
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When registering a property in Delhi, it’s essential to carry the following documents to the Sub-Registrar’s office:
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While DORIS and IGRS have revolutionized property registration in Delhi, some challenges may still arise:
As of November 2025, significant developments have been made to streamline property registration in Delhi:
‘Anywhere Registration’ Policy Implemented
The Delhi government has introduced the ‘Anywhere Registration’ policy, allowing residents to register their properties at any of the 22 sub-registrar offices, irrespective of the property’s location. This initiative aims to reduce long queues, minimize delays, and curb corruption by providing flexibility in choosing the registration office.
Integration with National Generic Document Registration System (NGDRS)
Delhi has adopted the National Generic Document Registration System (NGDRS) across all sub-registrar offices. This system enables online uploading of necessary documents and appointment scheduling, enhancing transparency and efficiency in the registration process. The Delhi government has mandated that all properties in the city must be registered with the NGDRS by January 2025.
IBBI’s Proposal on Property Registration in Insolvency Cases
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI) has proposed that authorities permit the registration of properties owned by real estate companies undergoing insolvency proceedings, provided that occupancy or completion certificates have been issued and dues are cleared. This move aims to benefit homebuyers who have taken possession of such properties.
These measures collectively aim to make property registration in Delhi more accessible, transparent, and efficient for residents.
The DORIS and IGRS platforms have transformed property registration in Delhi by digitizing and streamlining the process, reducing corruption, and making it user-friendly. As we enter 2025, these systems represent a robust step toward modernizing the property transaction ecosystem in the capital city. With transparency, security, and convenience at the core of these initiatives, Delhiites can now enjoy a seamless experience for all their property registration needs.
Make your property registration hassle-free and efficient by leveraging the full potential of DORIS and IGRS in 2025!
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