Tenant police verification in Delhi: a landlord's guide
Delhi landlords are required to get tenants verified by the police. Here's how to do it online.
Delhi Police orders require landlords to have tenants verified. Not doing so can be an offence.
How to apply
- Go to the Delhi Police citizen services portal or app
- Choose tenant verification
- Enter landlord and tenant details
- Upload the tenant's photograph and ID
- Submit and keep the acknowledgement
Documents from the tenant
- Photo ID (Aadhaar, passport, voter ID)
- Permanent address proof
- Passport-size photograph
- References, if available
Domestic staff
The same applies to domestic helpers, drivers and other staff you employ.
Our service
We handle police verification and agreements for every tenancy we arrange. See our services.
When to complete verification
Before the tenant moves in. Keep the acknowledgement with your lease documents.
Foreign nationals
For foreign tenants, additional registration requirements can apply, such as the Foreigners Regional Registration Office. Check the current rules or ask us to coordinate.
Company leases
When a company leases a home for an employee, verify the actual occupant, not just the company.
Keep records
Store copies of the tenant's ID, the verification acknowledgement and the signed agreement for the duration of the lease and afterwards.
Frequently asked questions
What if I don't verify my tenant? Not verifying is a violation of police orders and can lead to legal action against the landlord.
Is there a fee? Online tenant verification through Delhi Police has typically been free.
