Under the arrangement, certificates issued by the corporation will be sent by post to the address specified by the applicant
The doorstep delivery service for birth and death certificates will be formally launched on Nov 1 during the Kannada Rajyotsava event at Oval Ground by Mysuru district minister Yathindra Siddaramaiah. Savita and senior superintendent of post offices, Mysuru division, G Harish, signed the agreement at Chamarajendra Hall of Mysuru City Corporation.
MCC commissioner MK Savitha said that to reduce the need for people to make repeated visits to govt offices to obtain birth and death certificates, an agreement has been entered into between Mysuru City Corporation and the Mysuru postal division of the Indian postal department. Mysuru: Starting in Nov, Mysuru City Corporation will start delivering birth and death certificates to doorsteps by post. In a bid to facilitate the public and residents within its limits, the civic body is walking the extra mile. Under this arrangement, certificates issued by the corporation will be sent by post to the address specified by the applicant. This facility will be available at the corporation’s head office and all nine zonal offices. Those wishing to receive the certificate by post must provide, at the time of applying for a birth or death certificate, a consent letter along with the complete address where the certificate should be delivered.