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How To Apply For A Ration Card?

Amna Kabeer
Last updated: November 16, 2024 11:15 pm
Amna Kabeer
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How To Apply For A Ration Card

To apply for a ration card in India, follow these detailed and practical steps:

1: Ensure you meet the eligibility criteria, which typically include being a resident of the state and not already possessing a ration card.

2: Visit the official website of your state’s Food and Civil Supplies Department (e.g., Telangana MeeSeva or similar) or visit the nearest MeeSeva centre or the local Food and Civil Supplies office to collect the application form.

3: Provide necessary details, including: Applicant’s name, age, gender, Father’s name, address details, mobile number, family details (number of members, income, etc.)

4: Prepare the following documents to accompany your application: 

  1. Proof of identity (Aadhaar card, voter ID, etc.) Proof of residence (utility bills, rental agreement)
  2. Passport-sized photographs of the applicant
  3. Any other documents as specified by your state (e.g., income certificate).

5: Submit the Application: If applying online, upload the completed form and documents on the state’s portal or submit the filled application form along with the documents at the MeeSeva centre or Food and Civil Supplies office. Pay any applicable fees (usually nominal).

6: After submission, ensure you receive an acknowledgment slip. This slip is crucial for tracking your application status.

7: The authorities will verify the submitted application and documents. They may conduct a field verification if required.

8: Your ration card will be received after verification.

9: You can check the status of your application online using the acknowledgment number provided.

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