Land Transfer in Kitengela
From the official search to the title in the new owner's name: consents, valuation, stamp duty and registration.
- Typical timeline
- Depends on the consents and the registry. We give you a timeline after the official search.
A land transfer moves the title from the seller to the buyer at the Lands Registry. It only works when every step is done in the right order, and a missing consent or an unpaid rate can hold it up for months.
We run the official search first, then collect the documents from both sides, apply for the consents the land needs, book the valuation, help you pay the stamp duty and lodge the transfer. We update you at each stage until the title is in the new owner’s name.
What we do
- Official search at the Lands Registry
- Land Control Board consent for agricultural land
- Government valuation for stamp duty
- Stamp duty assessment and payment
- Lodging and registering the transfer
- Collecting the new title deed
Documents to bring
- Original title deed (from the seller)
- IDs, KRA PINs and passport photos of buyer and seller
- The signed sale agreement and transfer forms
- Rates and land rent clearance certificates
- Spousal consent, where the seller is married
Not sure you have everything? Bring what you have to our office off Namanga Road and we will tell you what is missing.
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