Status Check, Procedures, Facilities

Organisation : Maharashtra Right to Public Services Act
Facility : Track your Application Status

Track your Application Status here : https://aaplesarkar.mahaonline.gov.in/en

Maharashtra Track your Application Status

Here you can Track your application status. Simply enter the Application ID you have received while apply for certificate. After entering your valid Application ID you can able to find the status of your application.

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RTS ACT

(1) Display of information on notice board.—(1) Every Public Authority shall display or cause to display the list of public services to be rendered by it, stipulated time limit, names of Designated Officers, First Appellate Authorities and Second Appellate Authorities, Form or fee, if any, on the notice-board of it’s office and also on it’s website or portal of the Government or Department or office, if any.

(2) List of documents that are required to be enclosed with the application form or forms for receiving the service and the forms appended to these rules shall also be displayed on the notice board of its office and also on website or portal of the Government or Department or office.

(3) Such display shall be in Marathi language and where needed in English language and shall be placed at conspicuous place so that visitor is able to notice it easily.

(4) In the event of non-display of such information in the public domain or office or website or portal, the Chief Commissioner or the concerned Commissioner may take suo moto cognizance and initiate appropriate action against the concerned office or Department or Designated Officer.

Extending stipulated time limit during period of election as well as natural calamities :
The concerned administrative department, with the concurrence of the General Administration Department may, by an order, extend the stipulated time limit for notified public services under section 3 of the Act for specific period of time mentioned in the order, if necessary, during elections of local authorities, State Legislature, Parliament or in the event of natural calamities like earthquake, flood, fire or any other such natural calamity.

Authorisation by Designated Officer for receiving application :
The Designated Officer may authorise, by order, any of his subordinate officer or employee to receive the applications made by the eligible persons to obtain any notified service under the Act and issue the acknowledgment thereof to the applicant. The name of such subordinate officer or employee who is duly authorised to receive the applications shall also be displayed on the notice board or on website or portal of the Department or office.

Issue of acknowledgement to applicant :
On receipt of an application for public service by an eligible person, the Designated Officer or the authorised subordinate officer or employee, as the case may be, shall give acknowledgment to the applicant in Form I.

In case, any document required for providing the service has not been enclosed with the application, the same shall be clearly mentioned in the acknowledgement and the stipulated time limit for providing such service shall start from the date of production of the required document.

FAQ On Maharashtra RTS ACT

Here are some frequently asked questions (FAQ) about the Maharashtra Right to Services Act, 2015:

What is the Maharashtra Right to Services Act, 2015?
The Maharashtra Right to Services Act, 2015 (RTS Act) is a law that guarantees citizens of Maharashtra the right to receive certain public services within a specified time limit. The Act applies to all government departments and agencies in the state, as well as to local bodies and public utility services providers.

What services are covered by the RTS Act?
The RTS Act covers a wide range of services, including:
** Issue of birth certificates
** Issue of death certificates
** Issue of caste certificates
** Issue of income certificates
** Issue of ration cards
** Registration of marriages
** Registration of births and deaths
** Registration of property
** Issuance of driving licenses
** Issuance of passports
** Provision of water supply
** Provision of electricity
** Provision of sanitation
** Provision of healthcare
** Provision of education

What is the time limit for providing services under the RTS Act?
The time limit for providing services under the RTS Act varies depending on the type of service. For example, the time limit for issuing a birth certificate is 30 days, while the time limit for issuing a passport is 60 days.