Monday, November 30, 2009

I NEED A RATION CARD PLS TELL ME HOW TO APPLY AND WHAT IS THE ELIGIBILITY and iam stayinn in kaanataka?

Ask your home owner name of the ration shop. Go to the shop keepar and tell him he will do it for you. He may charge some fee for his service.I NEED A RATION CARD PLS TELL ME HOW TO APPLY AND WHAT IS THE ELIGIBILITY and iam stayinn in kaanataka?
where the heck is that? are you talking about food stamps?I NEED A RATION CARD PLS TELL ME HOW TO APPLY AND WHAT IS THE ELIGIBILITY and iam stayinn in kaanataka?
Does America have Ration Cards? I have not heard of them since World War II.
Go to the nearest Rationing Office, stand in the long que with your application and give to the Rationing officer. Take receipt for your submission. Expect atleast 6 months to get the Ration Card. If you know the local language, it will be much easier and if you got money for chai pani then your work is done.
21, I THINK AND IF U WANT UR NAME IN RATION CARD THERE IS A DIFFERENT PROCEDURE AND IF U WANT UR SEPARATE CARD U GO TO WARE HOUSE AND GIVE AN APPLICATION AND U HAVE TO GO TO RATION DEPO TO KNOW THE PROPER WAY TO APPLY.
Getting a ration card made is not so difficult as you think. All you have to do is go to the office of rationing officer/ food and civil supplies and get the required from. Fill and attach your family photograph. The snaps and the form should be attested by the Municipal Commissioner of your Area. You will also have to get an affidavit which should be given by head of family and it should be attested by Executive Magistrate or in some states even by Notary Public. Submit the form and affidavit along with photo copy of ur neighbors ration card to the office of rationing officer/ food and civil supplies. If you cant do all this go the districts courts of ur district and ask some clerk ( munshi)of ADVOCATE to get it made they will help u, rather will get all the job done and will charge you maximum 150 to 300 Rs/-. You should be staying in that state for 10years

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