Documents Required to Book a Flat at Mana Skanda The Right Life

Complete Guide: Documents to book your dream home at Mana Skanda The Right Life

Buying a home is one of the biggest financial decisions you will make. Before you get excited about the clubhouse or the swimming pool, you need to get your paperwork right. At Mana Skanda The Right Life, the process is smooth and transparent. But you must know exactly which documents are needed to book a flat. This blog lists every single paper you should keep ready, whether you are a salaried employee, self-employed, or an NRI.

We have researched the latest RERA guidelines and bank requirements. We also spoke to developer representatives to give you the most accurate checklist. Read on to avoid last-minute delays.

1. Basic KYC documents for every buyer

Every person whose name is on the sale deed must provide KYC (Know Your Customer) documents. These are mandatory under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act. Keep self-attested copies of:

Aadhaar card (UID) – must be linked to your mobile number.
PAN card – compulsory for any property transaction above ₹10 lakh.
Passport-size photographs – 4-6 copies (recent).
Voter ID or Driving license – additional address proof.

If you are a married woman and want to include your name on the property, you will also need your marriage certificate or a joint affidavit.

2. Proof of identity and address (detailed table)

Here is a quick reference table showing which documents are accepted by the builder and banks:

Document type	Accepted as ID proof	Accepted as address proof
Aadhaar card	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
PAN card	✅ Yes	❌ No (only identity)
Passport	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
Voter ID	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
Driving license	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
Electricity bill (latest)	❌ No	✅ Yes (not older than 2 months)
Bank statement with photo	✅ Yes (if attested)	✅ Yes

For NRIs, a copy of the valid passport and visa (with entry stamps) is essential. The overseas address proof can be a driving license or utility bill from the country of residence.

3. Income and financial documents for home loan

Unless you are paying 100% cash, you will apply for a home loan. Banks ask for specific income proofs. Organize these papers early:

For salaried buyers

Last 6 months’ bank statements (savings account where salary is credited).
Salary slips for the last 6 months.
Form 16 for the last 2 years (or Income Tax Returns).
Employer identity card (optional but helpful).

For self-employed / business owners

Income Tax Returns (ITR) for the last 3 years with computation of income.
CA-certified financials (Profit & Loss account, Balance sheet).
Business proof: GST registration / Udyam / Shop act license.
Bank statements (current account) for the last 12 months.

Tip: Keep at least 6 months of bank statements even if the bank asks for 3 – it helps in quicker approval.

4. Documents related to the property and builder

When you book a flat at Mana Skanda The Right Life, the developer provides certain legal documents. You must read them and keep copies:

RERA registration number – Verify it on the Rajasthan RERA website.
Sanctioned plan / building plan approved by the local authority.
Title search report and encumbrance certificate (usually handled by the builder’s legal team).
Allotment letter – issued after you pay the booking amount. It contains your flat details, total consideration, and payment schedule.
Builder-buyer agreement (draft) – you will sign this within a few weeks of booking.

5. Additional documents for joint owners / co-applicants

If you are buying the flat with your spouse, parents, or children, each co-owner must submit a separate set of KYC and income proofs. Also, a joint undertaking form is required stating the share percentage. For a mother–son joint loan, the mother’s age and income proof (if she is a co-applicant) must be submitted.

6. NRI / PIO specific documentation checklist

NRIs are increasingly investing in Jaipur real estate. If you live abroad, here is what you need:

Passport (with valid visa / residential permit).
Overseas address proof (utility bill or bank statement).
Indian PAN card (mandatory).
NRE / NRO bank account statements (last 6 months).
Power of Attorney (PoA) if you cannot be present during registration – must be notarized and apostilled as per Indian embassy rules.

Funds for booking must come through proper banking channels (NRE/NRO account) to comply with FEMA guidelines.

7. Documents needed at the time of possession and registration

Your documentation journey doesn’t end with the booking. When the project is complete and possession is offered (expected December 2029 for Mana Skanda The Right Life), you will need:

Original allotment letter and receipts of all payments.
Stamp paper and draft sale deed – the builder’s conveyancer prepares it.
Proof of payment of stamp duty and registration charges (e-challan).
Completion certificate / occupancy certificate (obtained by the builder).
Latest property tax receipt (if applicable).

8. Why keeping digital copies matters

Scan all your documents and store them in a secure cloud folder. Many builders now accept digital uploads during the initial booking. It also speeds up your loan process. Make sure the scanned copies are clear and all details are readable.

9. Common mistakes to avoid when submitting documents

Mismatch of name across documents (e.g., “Kumar” vs “Kumari”) – get a notarized affidavit if there is a minor variation.
Expired passports or lapsed visas for NRIs.
Not including the correct co-applicant income proof if you want a higher loan amount.
Forgetting to sign across the photo on self-attested copies.

Double-check everything with the sales team at Mana Skanda The Right Life before you submit.

10. Final checklist – what to carry when you visit the sales office

Here is a simple bullet list to print and tick:

☐ Aadhaar + PAN (original + 2 copies).
☐ 4 passport photos (each applicant).
☐ Proof of residence (latest utility bill).
☐ 6 months bank statements (savings/current).
☐ Income docs: salary slips / IT returns.
☐ Cheque book / demand draft for booking amount.
☐ Email printout of RERA registration (optional).

Having all these papers ready will make your flat booking experience smooth and stress-free.

FAQs

You need Aadhaar card, PAN card, passport-size photographs, and voter ID or driving license for identity and address proof.

Yes, PAN card is compulsory for any real estate transaction above ₹10 lakh. It is required for both the buyer and co-buyer.

Salaried persons need last 6 months bank statements, salary slips, and Form 16. Self-employed need IT returns of last 3 years, CA-certified financials, and business proof.

The builder provides the RERA registration number and sanctioned plan. You should keep a copy of the RERA acknowledgment and the allotment letter.

Yes, you can book with the initial payment, but for the full payment schedule you will need the loan sanction letter before the next installment is due.

All co-owners must submit their individual KYC, PAN, and income proof. A joint undertaking form is also filled at the time of registration.

NRIs need a valid passport, visa copy, overseas address proof, and NRE/NRO bank statements. They also need to provide Indian PAN card if they have one.

The allotment letter is the official document that confirms your flat number, total cost, payment plan, and terms. It is needed for loan processing and future registration.

Banks usually ask for self-attested copies at first, but at the time of loan disbursal they may verify original documents like PAN, Aadhaar, and property papers.

At registration you need the sale deed draft, stamp paper, proof of stamp duty payment, and completion certificate (if applicable). The builder's conveyancer helps with this.