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Tamil Nadu

Order issued to introduce Tatkal system for registration in TN

The order is based on an announcement made during the recently concluded State Assembly session.

DTNEXT Bureau

CHENNAI: The State Registration Department issued a Government Order to introduce Tatkal system for booking time slots for registration of documents. The order is based on an announcement made during the recently concluded State Assembly session.

"Online tokens are issued for all the sub registrar offices and 100 token in six slots per day per sub registrar office are only allowed at present. With respect to high volume sub registrar offices, two sub registrars will be present registering the documents and in those offices, 200 tokens are available for booking per day," the order said.

The order added that 100/200 tokens are not adequate in offices that handle high volume of document registration. Tokens are booked well in advance on auspicious days and in general, citizens prefer auspicious hours also. A charge of Rs. 5,000 will be collected from citizens for booking Tatkal time slot.

Under the new Tatkal system, each sub registrar offices will register 10 documents per day in six slots. The documents of citizens who preferred Tatkal will be registered at the end of the particular time slot. If citizens are not present at the allocated time for registration ans rescheduled time on the day of booking, the token will be null and void and fees will not be refunded. The new system will be introduced in 100 select sub registrar offices and officials have been asked to identify 100 offices based on volume of document registration.

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