Inheritance & succession

Inheriting an India property from abroad is a paperwork maze. We walk it with you.

Inheriting property in India is rarely the hard part. Claiming and registering it is: the wrong document chased for months, mutation that never gets filed, an apostilled foreign death certificate, a sibling who will not sign. Many NRIs leave inherited property in limbo because the process needs a presence they cannot give.

Our legal partners establish heirship the right way (legal-heir or succession certificate, probate where a state demands it), get mutation filed so the records carry your name, and coordinate apostilled documents and co-heir consent. Where heirs deadlock, they handle the release deed or the partition route.

What's included

• The right heirship route: legal-heir cert, succession cert, or probate
• Mutation filed so property and tax records read your name
• Apostilled foreign documents (death certificate, NOCs) handled
• Co-heir consent, release deeds, or partition support

FAQ

Which certificate do I actually need?

It depends on the asset and whether there is a will: a legal-heir certificate, a succession certificate, or probate. Our partners tell you which, instead of letting you chase the wrong one for months.

One sibling will not sign. Now what?

A co-owner cannot be forced without a partition suit, which is slow. We first try a registered release deed or family settlement, and run the partition route only as a last option.

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