Non Creamy Layer Form PDF

PDF Name	Non Creamy Layer Form
No. of Pages	4
PDF Size	0.33 MB
Language	English
PDF Category	Government
Source / Credits	revenue.mahaonline.gov.in
Uploaded By	Krishan

Non Creamy Layer Form - Summary

Non-Creamy Layer Form is an essential document for many students and individuals seeking benefits under the OBC (Other Backward Class) category. This Non-Creamy Layer Certificate allows eligible candidates to access advantages like educational reservations in top institutes such as IITs and IIMs. Managed by the Maharashtra State Government, the certificate process may differ slightly from other states but follows similar rules for verification and issuance.

Understanding the Non-Creamy Layer Form

The Non-Creamy Layer Certificate is issued by the Tahsildar office in Maharashtra and is valid for one year. Every year, applicants need to renew this certificate to continue enjoying the benefits. Renewal involves submitting an application at the district office, preparing an affidavit on Rs. 20 Stamp Paper through a Notary Public, and providing all the required documents. Parents or guardians must sign these documents before submitting them to the Village Administrative Officer (VAO). After submission, signatures from the VAO, Revenue Inspector (RI), and Tahsildar are needed to complete the process.

Who Can Apply for the Non-Creamy Layer Certificate?

Only people belonging to the non-creamy layer within the OBC community can apply for this certificate.
If either one or both parents work in Group C or D posts under the Central Government, applicants are eligible.
Parents working in Group II, III, or IV posts of the Tamil Nadu State Government also qualify their children to apply.
Applicants whose parents are in Group B of Central Government or Group I in Tamil Nadu State Government, but do not have any source of income, are eligible.
If the husband is a Central Government employee, and the wife’s parents have no income, the wife can apply.
Certain castes under BC and MBC, not recognized in the Central OBC list, are excluded.
Parents working in Group A services like IAS, IPS, and IFS cannot apply for this certificate.
If parents are in Group B or C of the Central Government or Group I of the State Government with sufficient income, the applicant is not eligible.
An annual income of more than Rs. 8 lakh disqualifies applicants from this certificate.
Business persons, lawyers, doctors, engineers working privately with income exceeding Rs. 8 lakh per year are not eligible.