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# Amalgamate Property

The amalgamation process is a service requiring the owner(s) to apply. A single application should include the details of all the properties and the necessary supporting documents. No application or processing fee is required for the amalgamation of properties.

{% hint style="info" %}
Conditions for property amalgamation -

* There should not be any dues on the property. 
* The property should be active and **there should not be any application in flow for an integrated module associated with the property.** 
* The property should belong to the same locality as the retaining property.
  {% endhint %}

| <img src="/files/hezLR1nluGkBsLc5Vaz5" alt="" data-size="original">                              | <img src="/files/IK8eLs8Rtv1kesPwRgRy" alt="" data-size="original">                                                                               |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Step 1:** Select the **Amalgamate Property** option.                                           | **Step 2:** Select a property to merge.                                                                                                           |
| <img src="/files/SYPMJg8vzbTKHw7SmaQw" alt="" data-size="original">                              | <img src="/files/qsa6dcivCa4dlsxFUhSH" alt="" data-size="original">                                                                               |
| **Step 3:** Check the property registration documents list.                                      | **Step 4:** The retaining property address and ownership details are displayed on the application.                                                |
| <img src="/files/IKut2v8qa9Fw2Jfd2Pag" alt="" data-size="original">                              | <img src="/files/f0zy4YLoHUrGI4snVHIE" alt="" data-size="original">                                                                               |
|                                                                                                  | **Step 5:** Select the property to be merged.                                                                                                     |
| <p><img src="/files/OtjeKmBmfAFhymeijUxe" alt="" data-size="original"></p><p></p>                | <img src="/files/qTZad8B3Lo1h2UWLAZ2Y" alt="" data-size="original">                                                                               |
| **Step 6:** Review the two selected property details                                             | **Step 7:** Upload the required documents to process the merge application.                                                                       |
| <img src="/files/OsDeXwiY0EZXlcGHlxv5" alt="" data-size="original">                              | <img src="/files/zdMd1mbDXsuCo5WEgcXC" alt="" data-size="original">                                                                               |
| **Step 8:** Review the application details before clicking on the **Submit Application** button. | **Step 9:** The application is submitted successfully. Note the acknowledgement reference number. You can also **Download Acknowledgement Form**. |


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