Until now, property buyers and sellers have relied on document writers to prepare deeds, particularly for transactions involving complex legal process
“We have also introduced paperless document processing features under STAR 3.0.
Users can access the ‘Create Document’ option on the portal after logging in and choose from various document categories, including sale, mortgage, lease, settlement, exchange, cancellation and rectification deeds,” said D Logesh Tamilselvan, minister for commercial taxes and registration. The system is intended to reduce the need for physical documentation and streamline identity verification,” said an official. The facility, available on the department’s TNREGINET portal, allows citizens to select the type of deed, enter details of the parties and property, generate a draft document and pay the applicable charges through a guided four-step process. “The initiative is aimed at simplifying property registration, reducing paperwork and making the process more transparent. These include Aadhaar-based electronic authentication and biometric verification through fingerprint and iris scanners at designated access points.