Instructions for the issuance of Income Certificates by the
Revenue Department

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Instructions for the issuance of Income Certificates by the
Revenue Department: The Government have issued instructions time to time
outlining instructions for the issuance of Income Certificates by the
Revenue Department to ascertain the Below Poverty Line (BPL)
status of applicants for purposes such as school admissions,
scholarships, welfare schemes, fee exemptions, etc.

Instructions for the issuance of Income Certificates by the
Revenue Department

G . O . Ms . N O . 484 Dated : 10.10.2023
Read the following:

  1. G.O.Ms.No.186, Revenue (Ser.II) Dept, dated 26.05.2015
  2. G.O.Ms.No.229, Revenue (Ser.II) Dept, dated.23.06.2017
  3. Minutes of the meeting on income certificates held on 10.05.2022
    4.Proposals of the CCLA, A.P., Guntur received through their office E-file
    computer no.2132883.

ORDER:
The Government have issued instructions time to time
outlining instructions for the issuance of Income Certificates by the
Revenue Department to ascertain the Below Poverty Line (BPL)
status of applicants for purposes such as school admissions,
scholarships, welfare schemes, fee exemptions, etc.

  1. An analysis of over 75 lakh Income Certificates issued in the
    past two years reveals that they were primarily issued for four
    purposes: admission to Educat:ional Institutions, acquiring
    scholarships, accessing various benefits from welfare schemes, and
    obtaining exemptions from application fees when applying for state
    or central government positions. The majority of these certificates
    are related to educational activities.
  2. In t:his context, it is widely acknowledged that assessing
    individual or family income can be exceptionally challenging and
    subjective, particularly in cases where there are no formal sources
    of income or where an accurate assessment relies on a multitude of
    data from different income sources. With the implementation of the
    Six~step validation Process through the Village and Ward
    Secretariats, the necessity for a separate certificate to
    independently verify an applicant’s income has become less relevant.
  3. Given the aforementioned considerations, a meeting was
    convened with all relevant departments and their respective Heads
    to address the issues pertaining to the issuance of Income
    Certificates and to propose appropriate measures to the
    government. Specific recommendations were put forth during this
    meeting, as mentioned in the reference 3rd read above.
  4. Consequently, following a thorough examination of the
    measures proposed in the meeting and in cont:inuation of the
    directives outlined in the reference 2nd read above, the following
    orders are hereby issued:
    a) The Revenue Department will provide Income certificate to
    all school students in Class X and XII in case they are not
    issued.
    b) All Welfare departments of the state government like Social
    Welfare Department, Department for WCDA &SC, BC Welfare,
    Tribal Welfare, Minority Welfare departments etc will no
    longer require an Income Certificate for administration if any
    of their schemes with immediate effect.
    The Income Certificate will be replaced with a Six-step
    validation Process, which is already in use. These institutions
    will collect applications with beneficiaries’ Aadhaar Numbers,
    compile the application data, and send it to the GSWS
    Department for the Six-step Validation Process. The GSWS
    Department will complete the validation process and provide
    the eligibility list to the institutions within one day. If any
    cases have failed in the six-step validation, such list will be
    sent to the Revenue Department by the user Department for
    confirmation of income and the Revenue Department in turn
    send the income status of each one in the list: to the user
    department within a period of three working days. Basing on
    the same, user Department shall take necessary action.
    c) For scholarships of all kinds, the existing process of the
    Six-step Validat:ion will continue. No department will ask for a
    separate Income Certificate. The Six-step Validation will occur
    right after the admission test and before counselling or the
    conclusion of the admission prgcess to determine which
    students do not need to pay fees.
  5. d) For post-matriculation scholarship applicants, Income
  6. Certificates will not be needed, and the Six-step Validation will
  7. be used to confirm eligibility.
  8. e) The GSWS Department .will integrate the Six-step
  9. Validation as a nearly real-time service into its citizen services
  10. and welfare scheme application processing software. This will
  11. enable immediate certification of eligibility for requirements
  12. like exam or job application fee exemptions.
  13. f) However, for specific cases like EWS Certification for State
  14. and Central Government jobs, other Central Government-
  15. related needs, and the Jaganana Videshi Vidya Deewana
  16. Scheme, the present procedure of issuing Income Certificates
  17. as mentioned in the reference 2nd read above will continue.
  18. g) The GSWS Department will adjust their software
  19. applications to capture the specific Category of Use (such as
  20. EWS Certification for State or Central Government Jobs) for
  21. which the Income Certificate is.`being issued. The GSWS
  22. Department will also ensure that an Income Certificate is only
  23. issued when the Category of Use is clearly indicated in the
  24. application form. The Revenue Department will update the
  25. application form to include this category of Use requirement.
  26. h) If there arises a disagreement or uncertainty regarding the
  27. Six-step Validation process, the individuals involved can seek
  28. resolution by being directed to the GSWS Department.
  29. In case of any new requirements or exceptions, the
  30. Department concerned shall take the concurrence of the Revenue
  31. (Lands) Department.
  32. In all other respects, the process and conditions as outlined
    in the reference 2nd read above shall rerriain applicable.
  33. All the Heads of Departments, Institutions, Societies,
    Corporations and other stakeholder organizations shall ensure that
    t:he above instructions are scrupulously followed in letter and spirit.
  34. The Special Chief Secretary & Chief Commissioner of Land
    Administration, Andhra Pradesh, Mangalagiri, Guntur shall
    communicate this order to all the District Collectors and Tahsildars
    in the State for wide publicity.

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