Regarding corrections in legal heir certificate..

994 votes

first you have to make an application to the tahsildar to correct the what legal hair is left and make an application long period the Castle 9 may not consider and reject the petition just go to the court and approach the court to get the certificate you want to go to the court tahsildar to issue l new legal heir certificate

Advocate Satish Kumar LawRato

799 votes

In this case, yes you can add the missed person name in the legal heir certificate and you give application before the revenue department (Tahsildar) about all facts if the tahsildar does not entertain your application. Finally, approach counsel on how to step up progress legally. I have a vast practice in that area you can seek my assistance in your matter.

Advocate Raghuraman Balaji LawRato

65 votes

Making corrections in a legal heir certificate, may be necessary if there are errors or inaccuracies in the document. Here's how you can go about it:

1. Identify the Errors: First, carefully review the legal heir certificate to identify the specific errors or corrections that need to be made. This may include spelling mistakes, incorrect names, or missing information.
2. Contact the Issuing Authority: Reach out to the authority or department that issued the legal heir certificate. This is often the Revenue Department or the local Tahsildar office.
3. Submit an Application: Prepare an application requesting the necessary corrections. In this application, provide details about the errors and the corrections that need to be made. Be sure to include your contact information for communication.
4. Supporting Documents: Depending on the nature of the corrections, you may need to provide supporting documents. For example, if it's a name correction, you may need to provide proof of the correct name, such as a birth certificate or identity document.
5. Application Fee: Inquire about any application fees or charges associated with making corrections in the legal heir certificate. Be prepared to pay these fees as required.
6. Follow-up: After submitting the application, follow up with the concerned authority regularly to check the status of your request. This can help expedite the correction process.
7. Verification: The issuing authority may conduct verification or checks to ensure the accuracy of the corrections requested.
8. Re-issuance of Certificate: Once the corrections have been approved and made, the authority will issue a corrected legal heir certificate with the accurate information.
9. Collect the Certificate: Visit the office or follow the prescribed procedure to collect the corrected legal heir certificate. Ensure that all the corrections have been accurately reflected in the new certificate.
10. Update Records: After receiving the corrected certificate, update your records and use the accurate certificate for any legal or official purposes.

Remember that the process for making corrections in a legal heir certificate may vary by state or jurisdiction within India. It's advisable to consult with the specific issuing authority in the State and follow their guidelines and procedures for correction.

Advocate Chikirsha Mohanty LawRato