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Whether family certificate has to be applied from the place of deceased mother in case son of deceased is residing in a place other than the place of deceased in such case what is the solution?

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0 2023-08-24T12:34:16+00:00

The process for obtaining a family certificate can vary based on the laws and regulations of the area you live in. Generally, a family certificate is a document that provides information about the members of a family, often including details about the deceased family member.

 You can reach out to the local municipality, district office, or relevant government authority in the place where the mother was residing. Inquire about the process for obtaining a family certificate and explain the situation that you are now residing in a different place.

 You may need to provide documentation to establish your relationship with the deceased and your eligibility to apply for the family certificate. This might include birth certificates, death certificates, and any other relevant documents. If there are specific reasons why you cannot apply from your deceased mother's place of residence, make sure to communicate these reasons clearly and provide any required evidence.

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