Filling out an e-stamping application form typically involves providing information about the transaction or document you’re stamping, as well as your personal details. Here’s a general guide on how to fill out such a form:

Personal Information: Start by providing your personal details such as your name, address, contact number, and email address. This information is necessary for the authorities to contact you if needed.

Transaction Details: Specify the details of the transaction or document being stamped. This may include the type of document (e.g., agreement, deed, lease), the date of the transaction, the parties involved, and the subject matter of the document.

Stamp Duty Calculation: Calculate the stamp duty payable based on the value or terms of the transaction. Stamp duty rates vary depending on the jurisdiction and the type of document. You may need to refer to the stamp duty schedule provided by the relevant government authority.

Payment Details: Provide information about the payment method for the stamp duty. This may involve online payment, bank transfer, or other approved methods. Make sure to include any transaction reference numbers or proof of payment as required.

Declaration and Signature: Sign the application form to declare that the information provided is true and accurate to the best of your knowledge. This confirms your agreement to abide by the relevant laws and regulations regarding stamp duty.

Submission: Once the form is completed and signed, submit it to the appropriate authority responsible for e-stamping in your jurisdiction. This may be a government agency, tax authority, or designated e-stamping service provider.

Confirmation and Receipt: After submission, you should receive a confirmation of the e-stamping along with a digital stamp certificate or receipt. Keep this document safe as proof of stamping for your records.