The chase around missing documents
In Chennai, obtaining a Non-Traceable Certificate from the Police Department can be a lengthy and complex process. The certificate is essential for individuals who have lost important documents, as it is required for applying for duplicates and preventing fraud. Many petitioners report frustrations with the bureaucratic procedures and suggest reforms to streamline the process.
- ▪The Police Department issues 20-25 Non-Traceable Certificates each month, typically released on Thursdays.
- ▪Petitioners must provide various documents, including certified copies of lost documents and identification, to obtain the certificate.
- ▪Residents have expressed that the process is time-consuming and often requires multiple visits to different agencies.
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In Chennai, 20-25 Non-Traceable Certificates are issued a month by the Police Department, the list generally released on Thursdays. Sought by those who have lost any original property-related document or misplaced an educational certificate that cannot be traced, getting a Non-Traceable Certificate serves as an official document in such cases.The Certificate is required to be submitted to apply for a duplicate copy to get claims and for other government-related transaction or to prevent any fraud.In April 2022, then Director General of Police, C.
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