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A practical guide to the Uttarakhand domicile certificate on Apuni Sarkar: the official name, the documents the service card lists, the currently listed fee and timeline, and how to apply, track, and download. Confirm the live portal before you submit.
Official Uttarakhand e-Services — Domicile CertificateSource checked: 8 October 2026
Kagzi is an independent private platform. It does not issue certificates, determine eligibility, approve applications or guarantee outcomes. Check the official source before acting because requirements, fees and timelines can change.
A Uttarakhand domicile certificate is the state’s permanent-residence certificate. On the Apuni Sarkar service card it is listed in Hindi as स्थाई निवास प्रमाण पत्र.
The department named on that card is the Revenue Department. You apply on the official Uttarakhand Apuni Sarkar e-Services portal. Kagzi does not issue this certificate, and it does not decide whether an application qualifies.
The public service card does not publish a separate eligibility checklist. It does ask for a land registry that confirms 15 years of residence, along with the other required documents below. The Revenue Department decides whether an application qualifies. Confirm the current rule on the official portal before you apply.
These details are from the official page when this guide was checked. Reconfirm them before applying.
The official service card listed these as required when this guide was checked.
The same service card also listed these supporting documents. Some overlap with the required bill. Upload a supporting document when the live form asks for it.
The live official portal’s document prompts are final.
These tips make the copies you upload easier to read. They are preparation, not extra official requirements.
Choose a photo where the face is easy to see. A dark, distant, or blurred picture is harder to use.
Photograph or scan each document in even light so names, dates, and numbers can be read without guessing.
Compare the name and other personal details on the papers you plan to upload. If they differ, the live form is where you see what it will accept. This guide cannot resolve a mismatch.
The required list asks for the latest electricity or water bill. Set that bill aside before you start.
Keep a copy of the files you upload. After you submit, also save the application ID and the mobile number you entered on the form.
Open the official Uttarakhand Apuni Sarkar e-Services portal. If you are new, register on that site first, then sign in with the portal credentials you created.
After you sign in, use the citizen dashboard and choose the option to request a new application.
Select the Revenue Department. The domicile certificate service card is listed under that department.
Select Domicile Certificate. On the service card the Hindi name is स्थाई निवास प्रमाण पत्र.
Upload clear copies of what the live form asks for. Start from the required list on this page, then follow any extra prompt on the form. The form’s current prompts are final.
Enter the information the form requests. Read the preview and check names, dates, and uploads before you submit.
After you submit, keep the application ID or receipt. The official download page asks for a 16-digit application ID or the mobile number used on the form.
Use the official status page while the request is being processed. When it is approved, use the official download page to obtain the certificate.
Use your application ID to check the latest status on the official portal.
Check application statusThe official portal supports download using the 16-digit application ID or the mobile number used in the application.
Download certificateThe official status page asks for the application ID. The official download page accepts a 16-digit application ID or the mobile number used while filling the form. Keep both.
This guide was checked against the official service card on 8 October 2026. Fees, timelines, and document prompts can change.
If the live form asks for a different document, fee, or timeline, follow the form. Do not keep using this page’s checklist once it disagrees with the portal.
Kagzi helps you start and organise your service request, prepare document photos and keep request details together. Kagzi does not issue certificates, decide eligibility, approve applications or guarantee outcomes.
Apply through KagziNo. Kagzi is an independent private platform. It does not issue certificates, decide eligibility, or approve applications. Use the official Uttarakhand portal for the application itself.
The service card uses the Hindi name स्थाई निवास प्रमाण पत्र. In English it is the domicile certificate, under the Revenue Department.
When this guide was checked, the required list was an applicant photograph, a land registry that confirms 15 years of residence, an Aadhaar card, an education-related certificate, and the latest electricity or water bill. Khatauni, house tax, municipal assessment, electricity and water bills, a bank passbook, a gas connection, voter ID, and a ration card or family register were listed as other supporting documents. The live form is final.
They are the fee and timeline printed on the official service card when this guide was checked. They are not a promise that every application costs ₹40 or finishes in 15 days. Confirm both on the official service page before you pay or plan around a date.
No. The public service card does not publish a separate eligibility checklist. The Revenue Department decides whether an application qualifies. Confirm the current rule on the official portal before you apply.
Use the official application-status page and enter your application ID.
Use the official download page with the 16-digit application ID or the mobile number used while filling the form.
Save the application ID and the mobile number you entered on the form. The status page asks for the application ID. The download page accepts a 16-digit application ID or that mobile number.
Kagzi will not issue the certificate, decide eligibility, approve the application, or guarantee a result. It can help you organise your checklist and document photos. The application itself stays on the official portal.
Kagzi is an independent private platform. It does not issue certificates, determine eligibility, approve applications or guarantee outcomes. Check the official source before acting because requirements, fees and timelines can change.
Source checked: 8 October 2026
