Streamlined RTI APPLICATION DRAFTING · Legal Services

Streamlined RTI APPLICATION DRAFTING · Legal Services

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Step 1

Consultation Requirement

Our team reaches out to understand your precise requirements.

Step 2

Drafting Review

We prepare all necessary paperwork specific to your legal needs.

Step 3

Filing

Filing and rigorous follow-up with the respective authorities.

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  • Document Name
  • Notes / Format
  • Document Name
  • Notes / Format
  • Identity Proof of Applicant
  • PAN or Aadhaar of the RTI applicant - to establish citizenship · JPG or PDF
  • Brief on Information Sought
  • Detailed briefing on what information is sought, which public authority is involved, and what the information will be used for
  • Any Prior Correspondence with the Public Authority
  • Any letters, applications, or communications already sent to the public authority - relevant to framing the RTI questions
  • Application Fee (₹10)
  • Demand draft or postal order of ₹10 in favour of the Accounts Officer of the concerned ministry/department (for Central government RTIs)

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Overview - rti application drafting legal services Registration

What is it?

The Right to Information (RTI) Act, 2005 gives every Indian citizen the right to request information held by public authorities - Central and State government departments, PSUs, courts, regulatory bodies, and even certain NGOs substantially funded by government. Information must be provided within 30 days (48 hours for life/liberty matters).

Scope of the RTI Act

'Information' under the RTI Act includes: records, documents, memos, emails, opinions, advices, press releases, circulars, orders, logbooks, contracts, reports, papers, samples, and any other material held in any form. The RTI covers virtually all information held by public authorities - with limited exemptions.

Exemptions from disclosure

Section 8 of the RTI Act exempts: information affecting national security, cabinet notes, commercial confidence of third parties (trade secrets), fiduciary information, and personal information unrelated to public activity. These exemptions are not absolute - public interest can override them.

First and Second Appeals

If the CPIO (Central Public Information Officer) fails to respond within 30 days or provides unsatisfactory information, a First Appeal lies to the First Appellate Authority within 30 days. A Second Appeal (or complaint) then lies to the Central or State Information Commission.

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Who Usually Requires This?

The RTI APPLICATION DRAFTING · Legal Services solution matches perfectly with these profiles:

  • Profile
  • Why It Applies
  • Profile
  • Why It Applies
  • Citizens seeking information about government decisions affecting them
  • Property owners, business licence applicants, and residents affected by government orders need RTI to understand the basis of decisions - approvals, rejections, environmental clearances, and policy choices.
  • Journalists and activists investigating public corruption or irregularities
  • RTI is the primary investigative tool for journalists and activists uncovering government irregularities - procurement fraud, land acquisition processes, contract awards, and regulatory decisions.
  • Litigants needing government documents for court cases
  • Parties to litigation often need government records - departmental investigation reports, original files, inspection reports, and correspondence - that are not otherwise obtainable. RTI is the mechanism.
  • Students and researchers needing official government data
  • Students preparing dissertations and researchers needing official government statistics, policy documents, and administrative data use RTI when the information is not published online.
  • Businesses investigating regulatory approvals or competitor licences
  • Businesses can use RTI to access information about competitor licences, government contract awards, regulatory approvals, and the basis of administrative decisions that affect their competitive position.
  • ✅ WHY DO YOU NEED THIS
  • Key Benefit
  • Explanation
  • Key Benefit
  • Explanation
  • Legally Enforceable Right - Government Must Respond
  • day (up to ₹25,000) against the responsible officer personally.
  • Low Cost - ₹10 Application Fee
  • An RTI application costs only ₹10 for Central government departments. For BPL applicants, even this fee is waived. This makes RTI the most democratically accessible legal tool in India.
  • Exposes the Basis of Decisions
  • RTI forces public authorities to disclose the documents and decision-making process behind administrative actions - a powerful tool for challenging arbitrary or corrupt government decisions.
  • Foundation for Legal Challenges
  • Information obtained through RTI frequently forms the evidentiary foundation for PILs, writ petitions, consumer complaints, and corruption complaints - making it the first step in many legal strategies.
  • PROCESS
  • Step Name
  • What Happens
  • Timeline
  • Step 1
  • Information Mapping
  • We identify exactly what information is needed, which public authority holds it, and which CPIO (Central Public Information Officer) the application must be addressed to.
  • Step 2
  • RTI Application Drafting
  • We draft the RTI application with precisely worded questions - maximising the scope of disclosable information while minimising grounds for refusal under Section 8 exemptions.
  • Days 1–2
  • Step 3
  • Filing
  • We file the RTI application by registered post, online portal (for Central ministries), or in person - with application fee of ₹10 (Central government) or applicable state fee.
  • Step 4
  • Follow-Up and Appeal
  • We monitor the 30-day response window. If the response is inadequate or time-barred, we draft and file the First Appeal before the First Appellate Authority.
  • Days 30–60

How It Works

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Expected Additional Levies

  • Filing Fees to Government
  • E-Stamp Duties according to state norms
  • Processing Levies based on capital limits

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