How to get a Maharashtra Domicile Certificate
Often asked for when a seat, job or scheme is meant for residents of Maharashtra.
- Apply
- Online or at an office
- Fee
- Rs 20
- Time
- 15 days (notified time)
The certificates people most often need for Maharashtra schemes, admissions and housing. Each guide is read from official pages and shows the fee, time and documents the official source gives.

Pick your purpose to see the certificates that are commonly asked for.
Certificates commonly asked for
From the official page: The MHADA lottery FAQ lists a domicile certificate (issued after 1 January 2018), an income certificate from the Tahsildar and, if applicable, a caste certificate with validity. How to apply for the MHADA lottery
Certificates commonly asked for
Certificates commonly asked for
Certificates commonly asked for
Certificates commonly asked for
Which certificate an office accepts is decided by that office. Check its notice or ask it before you apply.
Often asked for when a seat, job or scheme is meant for residents of Maharashtra.
Often asked for by scholarships, fee concessions and schemes that have an income limit.
Often asked for when a benefit is meant for a particular caste or category.
Often asked for together with a caste certificate when a category has a creamy layer condition.
Asked for by some admissions and recruitments that have an EWS category.
We found no EWS certificate service in the official list of notified services, and no official fee, time limit or document list. We will publish it only when an official source states them.
We publish a guide only when the official sources give its fee status, time, documents and steps.
Proof of where you live, asked for by some offices.
The official list has a residence service (Gram Sevak, 5 days), but the official pages we checked give no document list, fee or procedure for it. We will publish it when they do.
We publish a guide only when the official sources give its fee status, time, documents and steps.
LABHLO is independent. It does not issue certificates, and you apply on the official portal. How we check. LABHLO is an independent information platform. This guide is a summary of the official source and is not a government document. Rules, fees and websites can change, so check the official portal before you apply.