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Certificates listed below are officially issued by competent government authorities (such as the Revenue Department, Tehsildar, Municipal Corporation, or Civil Registration System). Easy to Doc helps you check eligibility, understand required documentation, and prepare supporting forms before applying.
Statutory civil registration records including birth, death, and legal marriage documentation.
Official statutory record of birth, parentage, and date of birth issued under the Registration of Births and Deaths (RBD) Act.
Official statutory legal record certifying solemnization and registration of marriage under Hindu Marriage Act or Special Marriage Act.
Statutory civil record of an individual's demise issued under the Registration of Births and Deaths (RBD) Act.
Family income certificates and financial eligibility proofs issued by state revenue authorities.
SC, ST, OBC Non-Creamy Layer, and EWS certificates for educational admissions and government recruitment quotas.
Official legal proof certifying an individual's Scheduled Caste (SC), Scheduled Tribe (ST), or Other Backward Class (OBC) status.
Income and asset certificate for 10% reservation in central/state government jobs and admissions under the 103rd Constitutional Amendment.
Mandatory income-assessed certificate certifying that an OBC individual does not belong to the affluent 'Creamy Layer'.
Permanent residence and domicile records certifying continuous residency for state quota eligibility.
Disability certificates (UDID smart cards) and senior citizen identity cards for welfare concessions.
Official statutory medical assessment certificate and Unique Disability Identity (UDID) card for persons with benchmark disabilities.
Official document and identity card issued to individuals aged 60 years and above for welfare benefits, healthcare concessions, and priority services.
Surviving member certificates and legal heir records for pensions, family succession, and estate settlement.
Sub-Registrar encumbrance certificates (EC) verifying property liability and clear title for bank home loans.