I’m from Jharkhand but own land in Uttar Pradesh for the last 5 years. Can I get a UP domicile after surrendering my Jharkhand one? I understand a UP domicile offers educational benefits.

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Apni Law Staff asked 9 months ago

I’m from Jharkhand but own land in Uttar Pradesh for the last 5 years. Can I get a UP domicile after surrendering my Jharkhand one? I understand a UP domicile offers educational benefits.

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Apni Law Staff answered 9 months ago

You are eligible for a UP domicile after surrendering your Jharkhand domicile, as you’ve owned land in UP for over 5 years, meeting the residency requirement. However, you will need to prove your ownership and residence in UP to obtain the domicile certificate.

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