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Notary Services process provided by PEACE

Notary Services process provided by PEACE:

  Notarization is a key step in authenticating many types of legal documents and agreements. Whether you are dealing with affidavits, rent agreements, wills, or other important papers, getting them notarized helps ensure they are legally valid and accepted by courts and government offices. If you live or work in Gurgaon and need notary services but find it difficult to visit the court due to a busy schedule, this guide will help you understand the process and options available to you. What Are Notary Services? A notary public is a government-authorized official who verifies the identity of signers, witnesses signatures, and certifies copies of documents. This official stamp and signature confirm that the document has been executed properly and can be trusted by third parties. Common Documents That Require Notarization Affidavits (sworn statements) Rent Agreements Memorandum of Understanding (MOUs) Wills and Last Testaments Name Change Affidavits Vehicle ...

Process of Filing a Consumer Complaint

 

Process of filing a consumer complaint


Process of Filing a Consumer Complaint in India (2025)

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Who Can File a Consumer Complaint?

Any individual who buys goods or services for personal use and is dissatisfied with unfair trade practices, faulty goods, or deficient services can file a complaint.

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Grounds for Filing a Complaint

You can file a consumer complaint for reasons including defective products, deficient services, unfair contracts, overcharging, or false advertising.

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Steps to File a Complaint

  1. Contact the Seller/Provider: Try resolving the issue directly.
  2. Draft a Written Complaint: Clearly explain your issue, include all relevant details.
  3. Attach Evidence: Bills, warranty cards, email correspondence, etc.
  4. Choose the Appropriate Forum: Based on the compensation amount.
  5. Submit the Complaint: Online or physically with fee (if any).
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Where to File

Use the E-Daakhil portal or visit District/State/National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commissions (DCDRC/SCDRC/NCDRC).

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Documents Needed

  • Invoice/Bill/Receipt
  • Written Complaint Copy
  • Proof of Correspondence
  • Identification Document
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Tips for a Strong Complaint

  • Be clear, concise, and factual.
  • Avoid emotional language.
  • Provide chronological order of events.
  • Follow up consistently after submission.
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