Pay for the work, not for the paperwork

Yes. Everything we supply is physical non-judicial stamp paper — the original, government-issued hard copy in ₹100, ₹500, ₹1,000 and ₹5,000 — and a rider brings it to your door. Most rent agreements and affidavits in Tamil Nadu go on a ₹100 sheet; tell us what you are executing and we will say which denomination it needs before you order.

Yes. In Tamil Nadu most people ask for "bond paper" — or முத்திரைத்தாள் — and mean the same government-issued non-judicial stamp paper we deliver. It is not the thick bond writing paper a stationery shop sells: that carries no stamp value, so an agreement or affidavit typed on it is not stamped.

The face value plus a procurement charge, and we print both so you can see the difference. ₹100 paper is ₹120, ₹500 is ₹550, ₹1,000 is ₹1,100 and ₹5,000 is ₹5,500 — that is for a blank, unprinted sheet. Delivery is charged separately and stated before you confirm: ₹100 next day in Chennai, ₹200 express anywhere in Tamil Nadu, ₹100 for two to three days, and same day in Chennai by Porter at Porter's own fare. Delivery is free above ₹2,000 of physical paper and free everywhere on ten sheets or more.

In practice most 11-month residential agreements in Tamil Nadu are executed on ₹100 non-judicial stamp paper. Strictly, duty under Article 35 is 1% of the total rent across the term plus the deposit, and for a 12-month-or-longer agreement the stamp paper has to cover that full amount. Tell us the rent, deposit and duration and we will tell you which applies to you before you order.

Yes. Upload your draft as a PDF or a Word file and we print it onto the paper before it goes out, with the margins a sub-registrar expects left clear. Black-and-white and colour printing and photocopying are available at the counter, charged by the page. If you want it attested as well, a notary signature on non-judicial stamp paper is ₹350 including two green sheets, or ₹100 on plain paper — that is the attestation alone, the paper is priced separately.

Yes. Everything is procured through licensed stamp vendors. Each sheet carries a serial number you can verify yourself against the Registration Department's records — we print it on your invoice so you can check without asking us.

Yes. Ten sheets or more ships free anywhere in Tamil Nadu, we can hold a recurring monthly supply against a standing order, and we raise a single GST invoice to your GSTIN rather than one per delivery. It is built for law firms, builders, HR teams and brokers — ask us about account terms.

All 38 districts. Inside Chennai it is ₹100 for next day, or same day by Porter charged at Porter's own fare. Anywhere else in Tamil Nadu is ₹200 for express delivery or ₹100 for two to three working days — Coimbatore, Madurai, Trichy, Salem, Tiruppur, Erode, Vellore, Hosur, Tirunelveli and Thoothukudi are the quickest of them.

You do not need to find a stamp vendor near you — we bring physical non-judicial stamp paper to your door in all 38 districts of Tamil Nadu, same day in Chennai by Porter or next day for ₹100. If you are close to Mogappair, Anna Nagar, Ambattur or Padi, you can also collect it from our counter at 4/434, J J Nagar, Mogappair West, Chennai 600037.

Call us before you order. Depending on the district and the time of day we can sometimes arrange same-day through a local partner, and if we cannot we will say so straight away rather than take the order and disappoint you.

For orders within the Chennai metro, yes — cash or UPI to the rider. Outside Chennai we ask for payment up front, because the stamp is purchased in your name before it leaves us and cannot be returned to the vendor.

Yes. Your agreement is drafted on a Tamil Nadu compliant template, printed on non-judicial stamp paper with duty paid to the Government of Tamil Nadu, and signed using Aadhaar e-Sign, which has the same legal effect as a handwritten signature under Section 3A of the Information Technology Act, 2000. It is admissible in evidence in the same way as a paper agreement.

No. Registration is compulsory only where the term is 12 months or more, under Section 17(1)(d) of the Registration Act, 1908. This is precisely why the 11-month agreement is the norm across Tamil Nadu. An 11-month agreement still needs to be properly stamped to be admissible in evidence — that part is not optional, and it is what we handle for you.