Yes, you can hire a legal representative in India to handle property mutation and transfer on your behalf. This is particularly beneficial for NRIs who may not be physically present in India to manage these processes. A legal representative, often a property lawyer, can manage all the necessary documentation, applications and interactions with government authorities to ensure the legal transfer of property ownership and mutation.

The process typically involves several steps. First, the legal representative will gather all necessary documents, such as the sale deed, identity proofs and any previous property records. They will then prepare and submit the application for mutation to the local municipal or revenue authorities. This submission might include a verification process, during which the legal representative ensures that all records are accurate and up-to-date​.

For NRIs, hiring a legal representative can streamline the process significantly. These professionals understand the local legal requirements and can navigate the often-complex bureaucratic procedures effectively. They can also represent the NRI in any legal matters that may arise during the transfer and mutation process, ensuring compliance with all relevant regulations.

Engaging a legal representative for NRI property management ensures that all legal formalities are completed correctly and timely, providing peace of mind and safeguarding the property interests of NRIs.