Frequently Asked Questions
A Government Approved Valuer is a professional licensed by the Income Tax Department, Wealth Tax Department, or financial institutions to assess the value of various assets for legal, financial, and regulatory purposes.
Dr. S. N. Bansal is a Government Approved Valuer with 35+ years of experience, providing certified valuation services for properties, machinery, jewellery, shares, and more.
Property (Residential, Commercial, Agricultural)
Plant & Machinery
Jewellery & Precious Metals
Paintings & Antiques
Capital Gains, Tax & Visa Valuation
Stamp Duty & Insurance Valuation
200+ Valuations Services
Yes. Reports issued by Dr. Bansal are accepted by Income Tax Department, Banks, Courts, Embassies, and other regulatory bodies.
You can contact him directly at 📞 +91 9540009765 to schedule an appointment or inquire about services.
Call to discuss your requirement
Submit necessary documents
Physical inspection (if needed)
Report generation within 1–3 days
Title deed
Approved building plan
Identity proof
Previous sale/purchase documents
Mutation/Khata certificate
A valuation needed to calculate capital gains tax on the sale of long-term assets, especially those purchased before 1 April 2001.
Yes, Dr. Bansal provides asset valuation reports for visa applications, accepted by embassies like Canada, UK, Australia, etc.
Yes. Stamp duty valuation determines the correct government-notified value of property for registration purposes.
Yes. Dr. Bansal is on the panel of nationalized and private banks, and his reports are accepted for loan approvals, mortgage, and BGs.
Absolutely. Reports are valid for use in legal disputes, divorce settlements, inheritance partitions, and arbitration.
Typically 6 months to 1 year, but may vary based on purpose (e.g., for banks, courts, or tax).
In certain cases (like visa or jewellery), yes. But most physical assets require an on-site inspection.
Fees depend on type of asset, location, and purpose. Charges are competitive and discussed transparently during consultation.
Yes. All client information and valuation reports are treated with strict confidentiality and professionalism.
Yes. Valuations are accepted by registrars, income tax officers, and wealth tax authorities.