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Telangana Launches Family Register Certificate to Simplify Proof of Family Ties
✍️ Telangana Today
🗓 27 Jul 2026, 09:36 PM
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The Telangana state government has introduced a Family Register Certificate, aiming to streamline the process of proving family relationships for various administrative purposes.
The Telangana government has rolled out a new Family Register Certificate designed to simplify the verification of family relationships for citizens. The certificate will serve as a single, official document that can be used in place of multiple proofs such as birth certificates, marriage certificates, and other documents required by banks, schools, and government agencies.
Applicants can obtain the certificate by submitting a simple application form along with basic identification details. The process is intended to reduce paperwork and expedite services that rely on proof of family ties, such as property transactions and welfare schemes.
Officials say the initiative will also help curb fraudulent claims and improve the accuracy of demographic data collected by the state. The certificate will be issued at local municipal offices and can be accessed online through the Telangana e-governance portal.
The launch was announced by the state’s Chief Minister during a press conference in Hyderabad, emphasizing the government’s commitment to making administrative procedures more citizen‑friendly.
Applicants can obtain the certificate by submitting a simple application form along with basic identification details. The process is intended to reduce paperwork and expedite services that rely on proof of family ties, such as property transactions and welfare schemes.
Officials say the initiative will also help curb fraudulent claims and improve the accuracy of demographic data collected by the state. The certificate will be issued at local municipal offices and can be accessed online through the Telangana e-governance portal.
The launch was announced by the state’s Chief Minister during a press conference in Hyderabad, emphasizing the government’s commitment to making administrative procedures more citizen‑friendly.