What is eStamp Paper & Why is it Required in Delhi?
eStamp paper is a government-authorized digital alternative to traditional stamp papers used for legal and financial documentation. In Delhi, eStamp papers are mandatory for executing non-judicial agreements like rent agreements, affidavits, declarations, and more. They ensure the authenticity of your documents and are admissible in court as valid proof.
By using eStamp Delhi services, you avoid the risks of fake stamp papers and get a legally compliant, tamper-proof solution.
How to Buy eStamp Paper Online in Delhi through eSahayak
With eSahayak, buying eStamp paper in Delhi is fast, secure, and entirely online. Here’s how it works:
- Select the Document Type – Choose from rent agreement, affidavit, declaration, etc.
- Fill in Basic Details – Input party names, address, and other relevant info.
- Make Payment Online – Pay using UPI, net banking, or cards.
- Receive eStamp on WhatsApp – Get the legally valid eStamp within 15–30 mins.
Need it on physical stamp paper? Opt for our home delivery option across Delhi.
Types of Documents You Can Procure on eStamp Paper
You can use Delhi eStamp papers for a wide range of non-judicial documents, including:
- Rent Agreements
- Affidavits
- Power of Attorney
- Partnership Deeds
- Loan Agreements
- Declaration Forms
- Indemnity Bonds
- Gift Deeds
- Lease Agreements
- Adoption Deeds
All eStamp papers provided by eSahayak are 100% legally valid and compliant with Delhi government regulations.
💡 Stamp duty depends on the document type and value involved. We’ll calculate it for you during the order process.
Why Choose eSahayak for Buying eStamp Paper in Delhi?
- ✅ 100% Legal & Government Approved
- ✅ Fast Digital Delivery (within 30 mins on WhatsApp)
- ✅ Home Delivery Available (for physical stamp papers)
- ✅ Draft Assistance (we help you create the format)
- ✅ Trusted by 1,00,000+ Users Across India
- ✅ Secure Payments & Easy Refunds
We simplify legal documentation so you never have to visit a government office or stand in long queues again.
The Delhi Stamp (Prevention of Undervaluation of Instruments) Rules, 2007
The Delhi Stamp (Prevention of Undervaluation of Instruments) Rules, 2007 are a set of rules made under the Indian Stamp Act, 1899. They aim to prevent the undervaluation of instruments for the purpose of evading stamp duty.
The rules provide for the following:
- The registration officer must refer any instrument to the Collector for assessment of duty if he/she has reason to believe that the value stated in the instrument is less than the market value.
- The Collector may assess the duty on the basis of the market value of the property or asset involved in the instrument.
- Any person aggrieved by an order of the Collector may appeal to the District Judge.
The rules also provide for the following penalties for undervaluation:
- The person who executes the instrument may be liable to pay the deficient amount of duty, together with interest and penalty.
- The registering officer may be liable to pay a fine.
Stamp Duty in Delhi
| Document | Explanation | Stamp Duty |
|---|---|---|
| Acknowledgement of a debt | A written acknowledgment of owing a debt. | Rs. 2 |
| Administration Bond | A bond filed by administrators of an estate. | Rs. 100 |
| Adoption Deed | Legal document formalizing the adoption of a person. | Rs. 50 |
| Affidavit | A written statement of facts sworn to be true. | Rs. 10 |
| Bond | Agreement with specified financial obligations. | Rs. 100 (Where the amount does not exceed Rs. 2,000) Rs. 500 (In all the cases) |
| (c) Where the value of the property exceeds Rs. 1 crore | Transfer of property ownership. | (a) 3% (b) 4.5% (c) 6% |
| Lease | Legal agreement for property use. | Click here for details |
| Mortgage Deed | Document related to mortgage of property. | Rs. 100 (Where the amount secured does not exceed Rs. 2,000) Rs. 500 (In any other cases) |