இணையநெறிமுறை புகைப்படக்கருவிகள் திட்டம் (IP Camera Project) புதுப்பொலிவுடன் 18.2.2019 முதல் நடைமுறைபடுத்துதல்
The Registration Department press release announces the improved implementation of the Internet Protocol Camera Project from 18 February 2019 at Sub-Registrar Offices. Document registration and marriage registration events are recorded, and the public receives a DVD of the event together with the registered document or marriage certificate, for which a fee of ₹50 is collected.
What the press release does
The Registration Department press release announces that the Internet Protocol Camera Project will operate in an improved form from 18 February 2019. The project records document registration and marriage registration events at Sub-Registrar Offices and provides the recordings to members of the public.
The Registration Department states that problems in the earlier operation of the project have been addressed. The press release forms part of the department’s electronic governance arrangements for providing faster registration services.
Who is affected
The Internet Protocol Camera Project affects people completing either of the following at a Sub-Registrar Office:
- Registration of a document, including a document connected with a property transaction.
- Registration of a marriage.
A person collecting a registered document or marriage certificate should also receive the recording of the registration event.
What is provided after registration
The Registration Department says the following items will be handed over immediately after document registration or marriage registration is completed:
- A DVD containing the recorded registration event, placed in a paper envelope.
- The registered document or marriage certificate, placed in a separate paper document protection cover.
A fee of ₹50 is collected from the public for the Internet Protocol Camera service.
What recipients should check
The Registration Department asks recipients to verify the DVD when collecting their registered document or marriage certificate. They should confirm that the registration event has been recorded on the DVD before leaving with it.
This check is relevant to property buyers, property owners, parties to other registered documents, and couples receiving marriage certificates. The press release does not describe any later verification process, so the stated instruction is to confirm the recording at the time of collection.
Help with problems
The Registration Department provides a toll-free contact for members of the public who experience difficulty with the Internet Protocol Camera Project. They may contact the office of the Head of the Registration Department on 1800 102 5174.
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Common questions
Will my property registration event be recorded at the Sub-Registrar Office?
Yes. The press release says document registration events at Sub-Registrar Offices are recorded through Internet Protocol cameras.
What should I receive after my document is registered?
You should receive the registered document in a separate paper protection cover and a DVD of the registration event in a paper envelope.
How much is charged for the Internet Protocol Camera service?
The Registration Department collects a fee of ₹50 from the public for the service.
What can I do if the DVD is missing or there is another problem?
Check that the registration event is recorded on the DVD before leaving. For difficulties, contact the office of the Head of the Registration Department on the toll-free number 1800 102 5174.
