Legal agreement where one party promises to compensate the other for any potential loss or damage
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Stamp duty (varies significantly by state and bond value)
Any competent adult or legal entity capable of entering a contract
Individuals or businesses entering contracts, issuing duplicate documents, or safeguarding against property risks
Determine why the bond is needed (e.g., getting a duplicate share certificate, property transaction, employment bond).
Clearly state the terms, the specific event triggering indemnification, and the maximum liability amount.
Determine the required stamp duty based on the state Stamp Act and print the drafted bond on it.
The Indemnifier signs the bond in the presence of two witnesses, who also sign.
Get the bond notarized by a public notary to establish its authenticity.
To update details on your Indemnity Bond — such as name, address, or date of birth — you typically need to submit a correction request at the issuing authority's official portal or office with supporting documents.
Go to the official portal linked to your Indemnity Bond ().
Create an account or log in using your registered mobile number or existing credentials.
Find the "Update", "Correction", or "Modify Details" option for your Indemnity Bond.
Enter the correct information in the form and select the fields to be updated.
Upload valid documents that prove the correct information (e.g., new address proof, birth certificate).
Pay any applicable fee online. Many identity documents charge a nominal fee for updates.
Submit the request and note the reference number to track the update status.
You can download a digital copy of your Indemnity Bond from the official government portal. The digital version is legally valid as per Indian law and accepted everywhere the physical card is accepted.
Go to and log in with your credentials or OTP.
Find the "Download", "e-Indemnity Bond", or "Digital Copy" option on the portal.
Verify using your registered mobile OTP, Aadhaar, or other credentials.
Your Indemnity Bond will be downloaded as a PDF or image file. Save it securely.
Upload or access your document on DigiLocker (digilocker.gov.in) for a government-verified digital copy.
After applying for or updating your Indemnity Bond, you can track your application status online using your application reference number or acknowledgment ID.
Go to and look for the "Track Application" or "Check Status" section.
Enter the reference number, acknowledgment ID, or application number you received at the time of submission.
Complete verification as required by the portal.
View the current status — whether your Indemnity Bond is under review, approved, dispatched, or if any action is needed from your side.
Registration is generally optional, but notarization is highly recommended. Some authorities may require registration for high-value property matters.
The indemnity holder can file a civil suit for breach of contract to recover the agreed compensation based on the bond.
Visit the official government portal to start your application
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