My father is an Ex-Serviceman, but we don't have a domicile of Maharashtra. Will I be considered as OMS in MHT?

My father is an Ex-Serviceman and has served in Nagpur for 2.5 years, but we don't have a domicile of Maharashtra. Will I be considered as OMS in MHT?

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Asked by Himanshu Mehra

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    Prerna patra | Contributor-Level 6

    a year ago

    Yes, you will be categorised under all India. You have to make a domicile of Maharashtra for this. 

    A domicile certificate is an official document that proves that a person is a resident of a particular state/UT. The domicile certificate in Maharashtra is a proof of residence for the people living in Maharashtra. It is used to avail jobs or admissions in Maharashtra domicile or resident quotas in government services and educational institutions. It is generally issued by the designated authorities of the state, such as the Tehsildar, Sub-Divisional officer or additional collector. 

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    MUSKAN KURMI | Contributor-Level 8

    a year ago

    Yes  and You will have to make a domicile of Maharashtra.

    Steps to Apply for a Domicile Certificate Online in Maharashtra are as follows - 

    Step 1: Visit the official website of Aaplesarkar.

    Step 2: Navigate to New User Register here for registration, and log in with your ID, password and security code and select the district from the dropdown menu.

    Step 3: Click on Revenue Department.

    Step 4: Scroll to Domicile Certificate option and click on apply.

    Step 5: Fill in the application form accurately as per the instructions.

    Step 6: Cross-check the entries and click on Submit.

    If this helpfull, so please upvotes !

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