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Buyer's Source-of-Funds Declaration

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The buyer and the purchase
Where the money comes from
Accounts and papers

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The buyer and the purchase

In which town is this being signed?Needed

For example: Chandigarh

What is the buyer's full name?Needed

For example: Aarav Sharma

Whose son, daughter or wife is the buyer?Needed

For example: Son of Sh. Gurdev Singh

What is the buyer's full address?Needed

House / flat / plot no.

Street, sector or locality

City area and PIN code

Who asked for this declaration?Needed

the sellermy bank or lenderthe registering authority or another authority that asks for itmy own records

Which property are you buying?Needed

For example: Second floor of House 1234, Sector 20-C, Chandigarh

Who is the seller?Needed

For example: Harpreet Singh

What is the total price?Needed

An amount in rupees. Commas and a ₹ sign are both fine — write it the way you would write it anywhere else, and the document is given the tidy form of it.

For example: 9500000

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What is the date of this declaration?Needed

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What is the buyer's PAN, if there is one?You may leave this

For example: ABCDE1234F

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BUYER'S SOURCE-OF-FUNDS DECLARATION

Place: __________. Date: __________.

I, __________, __________, of __________, make this declaration for __________.

1. THE PURCHASE

I am buying __________ from __________ for a total price of __________.

2. WHERE THE MONEY COMES FROM

3. ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS

4. DECLARATION

I declare that the money for this purchase comes only from the sources set out above; that it belongs to me or is lawfully given or lent to me; that none of it comes from an unlawful source; and that I will tell the person I have given this declaration to if any source changes before the sale is completed.

Declarant: __________

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