Andhra Pradesh · MeeSeva and gazette
Fill the MeeSeva family membership certificate application for Andhra Pradesh, with the deceased's details and the surviving family members.
A MeeSeva centre. Attach a notarised affidavit with each member's name, age and relationship to the deceased, a document showing your relationship, and the death certificate or FIR.
Check the current fees and documents with the office before you go.
Enter your Aadhaar number, name, relation, addresses, mobile number and delivery type.
Enter the deceased's name, date, place and reason of death, and each surviving family member with age, gender, relationship and Aadhaar number.
Take the signed form to a MeeSeva centre with the notarised affidavit, a relationship document and the death certificate or FIR.
The application form lists the form itself, a notarised affidavit with each member's name, age and relationship to the deceased, a document showing your relationship to the deceased (such as a ration card, voter ID, passport, passbook or Aadhaar card) and the death certificate or FIR. Uploads must be PDF and total no more than 3 MB.
The tahsildar is the competent authority to issue it. It is a Category B service, applied for through a MeeSeva centre.
No. The certificate itself states that it is a family member certificate and not a legal heir certificate. It is based on the affidavit produced by the applicant, and false contents can lead to prosecution.
District pages describe two uses: for government employees' families claiming pension, gratuity, insurance, provident fund and compassionate benefits, and for social security schemes such as Apathbandhu, the Chief Minister Relief Fund, housing and ex-gratia.
The district service pages do not publish a fee or time limit. Ask the MeeSeva centre when you apply.
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