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Service Code: REV-119 | Department Charges: ₹0 | Service Charge: ₹60 Purpose:The No Male Child Certificate certifies that a family has no male children. It is required for:– Availing government welfare schemes for families with only female children– Educational benefits and scholarships for girl children– Financial assistance programs for families with no male heirs– Special government initiatives supporting girl child education– Eligibility for gender-specific family welfare schemes Required Documents:– Combined Photo of Parents (Max 50 KB)– Residence Proof– Sterilization Certificate of Parents– Birth Certificate of First Child– Birth Certificate of Second Child– Self-Declaration Form (download from portal)– Other supporting documents if required Special Requirements:– Applicant must have a valid Citizen Access Number (CAN)– Age of last child should not exceed 3 years– Minimum 9 months birth gap between children (except twins)– Sterilization Certificate Timing:– If father sterilized – must be within 9 months before last child’s birth– In other cases – sterilization must be after last child’s birth date– Certificate validates family has no male children Application Process: 1. Get CAN (Citizen Access Number)– Visit: https://tnedistrict.tn.gov.in– Register using Aadhaar & OTP to get permanent CAN 2. Apply for No Male Child Certificate– Log in with your CAN– Go to: Services → Revenue Department → REV-119 No Male Child Certificate 3. Fill Application Form– Enter/Edit parent details– Add child details (DOB, gender, etc.)– Ensure last child’s age ≤ 3 years– Verify birth date gaps (≥ 9 months) except twins– Provide sterilization details with correct timing 4. Upload Documents– Attach all required certificates clearly 5. Pay Online– Pay the service charge of ₹60 6. Download Acknowledgement– Save/print receipt for tracking Alternative Method (CSC Centre – Recommended):– Visit nearest eSevai / CSC Centre– Operators assist with CAN registration, child details, scanning, and payment– Pay the same ₹60 service charge After Application:– Track status using your Application Number under ‘Check Status’– Application verified by VAO/Revenue authorities– Once approved, download your digitally signed No Male Child Certificate– CSC operator can also print and deliver certificate Important Notes:– Strict age and sterilization timiming requirements apply– All birth/sterilization certificates must be valid and accurate– Application undergoes family composition verification– Drafts can be saved and resumed later– File size: Photo max 50 KB, Docs max 200 KB– Supported formats: PDF, JPEG, JPG– Certificate is digitally signed (no manual signature needed) Apply Online: https://tnedistrict.tn.gov.inFor Assistance: Visit nearest eSevai / CSC Centre This guide is based on the Tamil Nadu e-District User Manual (REV-119). Government of Tamil Nadu, 2016.

Service Code: REV-118 | Department Charges: ₹0 | Service Charge: ₹60 Purpose:The Solvency Certificate certifies an individual’s financial stability and ability to meet obligations. It is required for:– Participating in government tenders and contracts– Obtaining business licenses and permits– Legal and court proceedings– Visa and immigration applications– Large financial transactions and loan applications– Bid participation and business registration Required Documents:– Recent passport-size photo (Max 50 KB)– Solvency proof of applicant– Encumbrance Certificate– Latest Guideline Value Statement– Liability Amount Certificate– Mortgage Certificate– Property Tax receipts– Chitta or Patta (land ownership records)– Self-Declaration Form (download from portal)– Additional (if applicable):– Building Value Assessment– Lease Agreement– Other supporting financial documents Special Requirements:– Applicant must have a valid Citizen Access Number (CAN)– Provide detailed property and asset information– Solvency Amount must meet or exceed required amount– Property Valuation must reflect current market value– Government employees must provide monthly salary details Application Process: 1. Get CAN (Citizen Access Number)– Visit: https://tnedistrict.tn.gov.in– Register using Aadhaar & OTP to get permanent CAN 2. Apply for Solvency Certificate– Log in with your CAN– Go to: Services – Revenue Department – REV-118 Solvency Certificate 3. Fill Application Form– Personal and parent/spouse details auto-filled from CAN– Enter solvency required amount and purpose– If government employee, add monthly salary– Provide property details (District, Taluk, Village, Survey No., Land/Building, Extent, Market Value, Share %)– Click Add for each property– Ensure Total Solvency Amount ≥ required solvency 4. Upload Documents– Attach all property and financial proofs in correct format 5. Payment Process– Step 1: Submit application– Step 2: After verification, pay via Bank Challan– Upload scanned challan copy + enter challan details– Click Proceed to Pay to confirm 6. Download Acknowledgement– Save/print receipt for tracking Alternative Method (CSC Centre – Recommended):– Visit nearest eSevai / CSC Centre– Operators assist with CAN registration, property details, scanning, challan payment– Pay the same ₹60 service charge After Application:– Track status using Application Number under ‘ChCheck Status’– Application verified by VAO, RI, and Tahsildar– Pay Challan after verification stage– Once approved, download digitally signed Solvency Certificate– CSC operator prints and delivers certificate Important Notes:– Ensure all financial/property details are accurate and verifiable– Upload complete financial proofs for approval– Two-stage payment: Online submission + Bank Challan after verification– Solvency calculated from property values and share percentage– Drafts can be saved and resumed later– File size: Photo max 50 KB, Docs max 200 KB– Formats supported: PDF, JPEG, JPG, PNG– Certificate is digitally signed and requires no manual signature– Verification chain includes VAO → RI → Tahsildar Apply Online: https://tnedistrict.tn.gov.inFor Assistance: Visit nearest eSevai / CSC Centre This guide is based on the Tamil Nadu e-District User Manual (REV-118). Government of Tamil Nadu, 2016.