Public Notice Ads

Yes, in many cases you can. If you contact us early in the day, we can often arrange publication by the next day in major cities. However, this depends on the newspaper's deadline, which is usually around 11 AM the previous day. For urgent needs, it's best to reach out as early as possible.

You'll need basic details such as the property address, survey or plot number, names of buyer and seller, and the type of notice (like purchase, title check, or claim). If your lawyer has given specific wording or instructions, you should share that too. Original documents are usually not needed for booking the ad.

Yes, absolutely. We regularly help NRI and overseas clients with property, legal, and company-related notices in India. The entire process can be handled through phone, WhatsApp, or email, and payments can be made online from anywhere.

A digital tear sheet is a scanned copy or e-paper image of the newspaper page where your notice appears. It shows the newspaper name, date, edition, and your full notice. Most Indian authorities accept this as valid proof. If you need a physical copy or a notarised affidavit, we can arrange that as well.

Our basic two-newspaper combo package for classified notices starts at ₹800. If you want to publish in a single newspaper, classified text ads usually cost between ₹400-₹700, depending on the newspaper and city. For larger notices like display ads, SARFAESI notices, tenders, or INC-26 filings, pricing is based on size (per square centimetre) or word count, depending on the publication. Contact us for an exact price based on your requirements.

Yes, we do this at no extra cost. You just need to share the key details like names, dates, document information, and the type of notice. Our team will create a properly formatted draft and send it to you for approval before publishing.

Yes, we can manage multi-city and multi-edition ads. This is common for SARFAESI notices, tenders, and company announcements. We handle bookings across all cities, provide one combined invoice, and share individual proof copies from each newspaper.

We reduce errors by getting your approval on the final draft before submission. If there is still a mistake from the newspaper's side, we will follow up with them and arrange a correction or re-publication as per their policy. We make sure you receive the correct final proof.

Call or WhatsApp us at +91 98219 84000. Share your notice type, city, and any specific requirements. Our team will guide you through the rest.

Just call us and share a few basic details-your old name, new name, reason for the change, and whether you already have an affidavit or gazette notification. We'll draft the notice in the correct format based on your city and authority requirements. For example, most passport offices ask for publication in both an English newspaper and a regional-language newspaper. We'll handle booking in both, and send you the tear sheets once published-no need for you to visit any newspaper office.

Simply share the property details-address, survey or plot number, names of the parties involved, and the type of notice (like purchase intention, title claim, mortgage notice, or encumbrance release). If your lawyer has given specific wording, you can send that too. We'll draft the notice, suggest the right newspapers as per your city and Sub-Registrar's requirements, and book it for you. Most property notices are published as Classified Display ads, and we'll guide you on the right format.

Tell us what document you've lost, along with any identifying details like certificate or registration number, issuing authority, and the approximate date of loss. If you've filed a police complaint, you can share that as well. We'll prepare a clear and concise notice and publish it in a widely circulated newspaper in your city. This step is usually required before you can apply for a duplicate document.

For INC-26, you need to publish the notice in at least one English newspaper and one regional-language newspaper in the state of your registered office. Just share your company's old and new names, CIN, registered state, and board resolution date. We'll prepare the notice in the MCA-approved format, handle bookings in both newspapers, and provide the tear sheets needed for ROC filing-all taken care of in one smooth process.

To publish a SARFAESI possession notice, you need to share a few key details with us such as your bank or financial institution's name, borrower name, complete property details, and the exact notice content (either from your legal team or your bank's template).

SARFAESI notices must be published in newspapers that have strong circulation in the area where the property is located. Don't worry about choosing the right papers-we'll recommend the best newspaper combination based on the property's district.

We'll also format your notice correctly as a display ad, ensure it meets SARFAESI guidelines, and handle the booking. After publication, we'll provide you with tear sheets that you can submit to the DRT or any relevant authority.

Booking a tender notice is straightforward. Just send us the complete details, including the issuing authority, project description, bid submission deadline, EMD (earnest money deposit), and contact details for queries.

Based on your requirement, we'll format the ad as either a Classified Display or a full Display Ad to ensure proper visibility. We'll also suggest the most suitable newspapers-like Times of India, Hindustan Times, Deccan Herald, or relevant regional publications-depending on your target audience.

If your tender needs wider reach, we can publish it across multiple cities or states at the same time.

To publish a court summons or legal notice, simply share the court order or directive. This should include the case number, court name, names of the parties involved, and the response or appearance deadline.

If the court has specified a particular newspaper, we'll book it there. If not, we'll recommend a widely accepted publication for that court's jurisdiction.

We'll take care of formatting the notice in the correct legal structure and ensure it gets published on time.

For a share certificate loss notice, provide the society name and address, share certificate number, face value, and the name of the member.

We'll draft the notice in the standard format accepted by housing societies across India and publish it in a suitable local newspaper.

After publication, there is usually a 15-day objection period. Once that passes, the society can proceed with issuing a duplicate share certificate.