You need to transfer the share on her name than her name will come on the registered documents. 

It would be charged some nominal fee depending upon the local authorities rates.

It would take one day 

Hi,you can transfer the share through gift deed..Also the stamp charges in gift deed are very nominal ( includes only transfer charges )as compared to the sale deed ...

Gift deed will execute to made her joint owner. 5% stamp duty on gift deed.

Yes, you can make your wife co-sharer in the property by transferring the share in her name by way of transfer deed. The process takes few hours from drafting to registering the same. As per Haryana Govt., there are no fees required for the transfer deed done in blood relation, however, you need to pay minimal charges as registration fees. 

You have to execute gift deed for 50 per cent share of property in wife name 

gift deed should be duly stamped and registered 

it should not take more than a week 

Stamp duty is state subject and varies from state to state 

contact a local lawyer 

Stamp duty is state subject and varies from state to state 

contact a local lawyer 

1. No you cannot add name in already registered deed. To add name you may gift share of the property by registered gift deed to your wife. The stamp duty and registration fee shall be applicable.

1. It will take a day or two time for registration and receiving registered document back.

The property already owned by you on the basis of a registered sale deed can not be transferred to your wife to make her a co owner unless and until you make a registered deed of conveyance.

So you have the option of making a registered gift deed to give its half share to you wife to add her name as co sharer/co owner of the property

No you need to execute separate agreement for the same

1. Part property can be Gifted to Wife via a stamp duty paid & Registered GIFT Deed.

2. Stamp Duty could be around 1 % of the value of the part share and Registration shall be a maximum of 30K.  The entire exercise can be completed in less than a week PROVIDED all the original documents are available.

In order to add your wife's name to the document, you need to do some transaction i.e., gift, release etc.

Best option is to Gift part of property to your wife, wherein, her name will be captured.

Government Fee is state subject and it differs from state to state, you better hire services of local lawyer, he will be able to give you details.

The entire process of paying duty and registration takes between 5 to 7 clear working days subject to work load at the concerned registrar's office.

Your sister's name can be included in the proeprty document by you transferring  a portion of the said property to her name by executing a registered gift deed.

The stamp duty for this purpose can be enquired from the local registrar's office.

You can approach a deed writer in the local and get a gift deed drawn as per your arrangement and decision, get the same registered  by following the procedures meant for it.

The whole process may be completed within three to four days.

you can execute gift deed 50% of your property to your wife. 

stamp duty is state subject varies from state to state. 

Gift deed preparation does not require much time..if all the relevant documents are in place.. But it has to get stamped Nd then required to be registered.. Which will take another one or two days....

1. You cannot make her a joint owner unless you transfer a part of the property in her favour.

2. Gift deed can be executed by you for a part of the property in her favour.

3. Gift deed requires mandatory registration.

1. Yes you can add your wife's name to your property.

2. If you execute gift deed in favour of your wife then there will be no stamp duty and you need to pay only registration fees.

- Legally you cannot add your wife's name in the sale deed already done in your name .

- However, being the legal owner of the property , you can gift some portion of the property in her name after executing a registered Gift deed. 

- Haryana government waived off stamp duty on transfer of property to blood relations, including children, grandchildren, spouse,

- Maximum it will take 2 to 4 days .

Yes, you can transfer 100% of your property in the name of your wife by way of transfer deed and that's totally stamp-duty free.

yes you can execute gift deed . 

Stamp duty is payable  around @ 4% to 5% . 

stamp duty is state subject varies from state to state

If you  want to transfer your entire property to your wife's name, you can very well execute a registered gift deed in her favor provided the property is not under mortgage loan.

If there is a loan subsisting, having this property as collateral security, then you may have to obtain NOC from bank/financial institution for transferring the property from your name to your wife's name.

The applicable stamp duty as per the value of the property may have to be paid by you for this transfer.

Yes, There will be no stamp duty because in Haryana there is no stamp duty for transfer with in Family and blood relation. 

Since you are the sole owner of the property you can transfer its full ownership to anyone including your wife to make her its exclusive owner.

It is needless to say to gfit the property you need to bear the stamp duty and the registration fees as per the rate of your state. 

1. Yes you may gift the complete property to your wife. Yes stamp duty and registration charge shall be applicable.

Transfer it via gift deed.

It will be done for almost 0 fee.(not exactly 0, but very nominal)

Yes you can transfer. Yes it will attract negligible stamp duty

You can execute gift deed in favour of your wife to give her 100!oer cent share in your property 

2) it would attract stamp duty and registration charges 

1. YES .... 100% property can be Transferred via a registered Gift Deed to Wife, with the same Stamp Duty and Registration Fees advised earlier.

2. However, it is advisable to keep property in joint names for futuristic financial security reasons and for income tax reasons.

1. You are free to gift the entire property to her.

2. Only a local lawyer in Gurgaon/Haryana would be able to tell you what stamp duty, if any, it will attract as stamp duty laws are different in every state.

Name will not change in sale deed. Fresh gift deed will execute. Stamp duty 4%

Yes you may do that. Engage a lawyer for that purpose. The stamp duty has to be paid and it varies from state to state.

A day.

You may transfer the property through a gift deed. She may take possession and the deed shall be complete.

- Yes , being the owner of the property , you can transfer the said property to anyone including your wife., by way of registered gift deed . 

- But in this way you will lost your ownership right , if you transfer 100 percent to your wife.