How to Apply for an NDC Online in Haryana ULBs

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An NDC is an essential document that certifies that you have no pending dues related to your property, such as property tax, water bills, or other municipal charges. This certificate is often required for various transactions, like selling, transferring ownership, or obtaining loans against your property.

ULB (Urban Local Bodies): ULBs are responsible for the governance and administration of urban areas in Haryana. These bodies include Municipal Corporations, Municipal Councils, and Nagar Panchayats. ULBs are responsible for municipal services like property tax collection, water and sewage, and issuing various certificates, including NDCs.

Step-by-Step NDC Application Process

  1. Visit the Official NDC Portal: Access the Haryana Property Tax Management System & No Dues Certificate (NDC) portal at https://property.ulbharyana.gov.in/.

  2. Login: If you have an existing account, log in with your registered mobile number and password.

  3. Locate Your Property: Use the search options to find your property. You might use your Property ID, address, or owner name.

  4. Initiate NDC Application: Once you’ve located your property, find the relevant button or link to start the NDC application process. (This might be labeled “Apply for NDC,” “No Dues Certificate,” or similar)

  5. Verify Information and Dues: Carefully review your property information and check if there are outstanding dues. If there are dues, clear them before proceeding with the application.

  6. Fill Out the Application Form: Complete the online application form, providing any additional requested details.

  7. Upload Supporting Documents: You may need to upload scanned copies of documents like proof of ownership, recent tax payment receipts, or other documents specified by the ULB.

  8. Review and Submit: Double-check all provided information for accuracy, and then submit your NDC application.

  9. Payment: If applicable, pay the prescribed NDC processing fee using the designated online payment options.

  10. Track Application: You should receive a reference number or acknowledgement. Use this to track the status of your NDC application.

Timeline and Issuance

  • The processing time for NDCs varies depending on the ULB. Check the portal or inquire locally for typical turnaround times.
  • Once approved, you’ll likely receive a notification. Your NDC may be available for download from the portal or might be sent to your address.

Important Reminders:

  • The specific options and steps on the online portal might slightly differ based on the ULB you belong to.
  • If you face difficulties with the online process, contact your local ULB office or seek assistance at a designated Common Service Center (CSC).
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