Who issues legal heir certificate in Delhi?

In Delhi, the legal heir certificate is called a Surviving Member Certificate. It is issued by the District Magistrate or the Sub-Divisional Magistrate of the area where the deceased person was residing at the time of death.

You can apply for a Surviving Member Certificate online or offline. The online application process can be done through the eDistrict portal of the Government of Delhi. The offline application process can be done by submitting an application form at the office of the District Magistrate or the Sub-Divisional Magistrate.

The documents required for applying for a Surviving Member Certificate in Delhi are:

  • Death certificate of the deceased person
  • Proof of identity of the applicant
  • Proof of relationship of the applicant with the deceased person
  • Address proof of the applicant
  • Two recent photographs of the applicant

There is no fee for applying for a Surviving Member Certificate in Delhi. The certificate is usually issued within 1-2 months of the application.

Here are the steps on how to apply for a Surviving Member Certificate in Delhi online:

  1. Go to the eDistrict portal of the Government of Delhi.
  2. Click on the "Surviving Member Certificate" service.
  3. Create an account or login to your existing account.
  4. Fill out the application form and upload the required documents.
  5. Pay the application fee (if applicable).
  6. Submit the application.

Your Surviving Member Certificate will be issued within 1-2 months of the application. You can track the status of your application on the eDistrict portal.

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Location: Delhi, India

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