Non creamy layer certificate eligibility

644 votes

The Pension Payment Order (PPO) is a primary document for retired employees. It clearly states the designation, department, and the last pay scale of the employee. In most cases, the PPO should be sufficient to prove your father's retired status and his rank at the time of retirement.

Advocate Ahammed Faisal LawRato

570 votes

Based on what you have Based on what you have explained you appear to be eligible for the non-cr Since your father has returned from the military engineering service as a group B officer service certificate is normally not available after retirement in such cases the PPO is the official and valid document to prove retirement status rank and pension details authorities usually accept PP for retired employees being a group officer does not automatically place you in the creator unless specific promotion condition supply which you have not indicated for as your total annual family income for pension is below ₹8 lakhs and there has been no significant change from when you were issued NCL certificate three years ago your eligibility position remains consistent under the existing rules therefore the PPO should be sufficient proof and you should continue to qualify for non-creamy layer status

Advocate Fenny Vengal LawRato