Certificate

To obtain a non-local certificate in Karnataka, you will typically need to follow these steps:

1. Visit the Local Tahsildar Office: The first step is to visit the local Tahsildar office in the district where you currently reside in Karnataka. The Tahsildar is the revenue officer responsible for issuing various certificates, including non-local certificates.

2. Obtain the Application Form: You will need to request an application form for a non-local certificate from the Tahsildar office. They will provide you with the necessary paperwork.

3. Complete the Application: Fill out the application form with accurate and complete information. Make sure to provide details about your educational background, including the fact that you studied intermediate in Andhra Pradesh (AP).

4. Attach Supporting Documents: You may be required to attach certain documents to support your application. These documents could include your previous educational certificates, residential proof (such as Aadhar card or voter ID), and any other documents requested by the authorities.

5. Submit the Application: Submit the completed application form along with the supporting documents to the Tahsildar office. Make sure to pay any applicable fees as well.

6. Verification Process: The authorities will typically verify the information provided in your application, including your educational history and residential status.

7. Wait for Approval: Once the verification process is complete, you will need to wait for the authorities to approve your non-local certificate.

8. Collect the Certificate: If your application is approved, you can collect the non-local certificate from the Tahsildar office. This certificate will certify that you are a non-local resident of Karnataka for the purpose of educational admissions or other relevant matters.