MEE SEVA APPLICATIONS

• Income Certificate Application Form 

• Integrated / Caste Certificate Application Form 

• Residence / Nativity Certificate Application Form 

• No Objection Certificate Application Form 

• Family members Certificate Application Form 

• Ration Card Mutation Application Form 

• FMB Copy Application Form 

• New Pattadhar Pass Books Application Form 

• Ap Land Records Adangal Application Form 

• EC - Encumbrance Certificate Online Application Form 

• EBC Certificate Application Form 

• ROR 1b Application Form 

• F Line Petition Application Form 

• Birth Certificate Application Form 

• Death Certificate Application Form 

• No Earnings Certificate Application Form 

• OBC Certificate Application Form 

• Pwan Broker Application Form 

• Police Case Application Form 

• Missing Application Form 

• Residence For Passport Application Form 

• Ap Land Registrations Application Form 

• Birth Certificate Correction Application Form 

• Death Certificate Correction Application Form 

• Party Permission Application Form 

• Ration Card Duplicate Copy Application Form 

• Ration Shop Number change Application Form 

• Driving Licence Fee Payment Application Form 

• Driving Slot Booking Application Form 

• Examination Marks Re counting Application Form 

• Scholarship Status Application Form 

• E - pass Renewals Application Form 

• http://ap.meeseva.gov.in/DeptPortal/Meeseva-Applications.html

How to check your Aadhaar enrolment status

 How to check your Aadhaar enrolment status?
The top of your acknowledgement slip contains 14 digit enrolment number and the 14 digit date and time of enrolment. These 28 digits together form your temporary enrolment ID (EID).

Enter the 14 digit enrolment number and the enrolment date and time in the boxes provided link in below
information, Education and Communication Strategy

Information, Education and Communication (IEC) is an important process in the enrolment strategy. The basic objective of IEC is to educate all the partners and residents so as to make them aware of the various usages and benefits which can be derived from Aadhaar. The Registrar, along with the UIDAI will strive to disseminate information regarding the applications of Aadhaar so that benefits of governmental and other schemes reach the intended beneficiaries.

To ensure comprehensive coverage across all the residents, the message of Aadhaar shall be spread through the following communication channels:
Broadcast & Telecast: TV, radio, print, Internet
Information: News and publications
Outdoors: Posters, handouts, wall paintings, banners, hoarding
Entertainment: Cinema, sports, endorsements
Inter-personal: Audio, video, telecom
Support infrastructure: Registrar and Enrolment Agency infrastructure

UIDAI will provide the funding where required at the production and execution stage, for all material directly related to the Aadhaar brand. Funding for communication material associated with the Registrar that includes the Aadhaar brand will also be provided by UIDAI. However, any additional requirements by the Registrar for dissemination of information pertaining to their specific needs shall be borne by the Registrar.

A dedicated team from UIDAI, along with the relevant agencies such as Advertising & Public Relations will work closely with the Registrar in executing the IEC strategy.

ABOUT MEESEVA HUKUMPETA

“MeeSeva” in Telugu means, ‘At your service’, i.e. service to citizens. It is a good governance initiative that ncorporates the vision of National eGov Plan “Public Services Closer to Home” and facilitates single entry portal for entire range of G2C& G2B services.

The objective of MeeSeva is to provide smart, citizen centric, ethical, efficient and effective

governance facilitated by technology. The initiative involves universal and non-discriminatory delivery of all government services to citizens & Businessmen of all strata and improved efficiency, transparency and accountability for the government. The initiative features transformed government-citizen interface at all levels of administration along with a shared governance model.
The Project brings in a digital PKI enabled integrated architecture through multiple service delivery points by fusing in the various pre-existing state initiatives with the Mission-mode Projects like State Data Center (SDC), State Wide Area Network (SWAN) and Common Service centers (CSCs) of the National eGovernance Plan (NeGP) of Government of India.

Mee Seva adopts the concept of central pooling of all Land records, Registration records and records of Socio-economic survey, digitally signing them with the digital signature certificates of the authorized officer, storing them in the database and rendering them using a web-service. All the documents rendered are digitally signed and electronically verifiable making them tamper proof. The project brings in strict adherence to citizen charter time limits and ushers in a whole new paradigm of across the counter services to ostensibly work flow services through massive porting and bulk signing of databases.

The kiosks are run by self-employed youth in the remote corners of the state who besides eking their livelihood provide a decentralized self-governance backbone to the administrative system. Multiple service delivery points run by citizens competing with each other redefine governance and bring in strict adherence to citizen charter time limits.
Mee Seva also ended the 'tyranny of ink signatures'. Most of the functionaries ranging from Tahsildars to Police SHOs to municipal commissioners have been using the digital signatures to clear Mee Seva requests, making it the country’s largest such system. The process of aligning with Mee Seva has become a guiding philosophy of governance in the state which has come in as a silent wave and with its sweep revamped many moribund processes and approaches. Its effectiveness can be measured in the satisfied eyes of the citizens strengthening the democratic foundations of our country and bringing citizen centricity to the forefront. With Mee Seva in place, the stage is all set to implement and monitor the impending Right to Services Act in its true letter and spirit.