Permanent address proof
Swarup Ghosh
(Querist) 23 November 2014
This query is : Resolved
Hi, I am 38 years old unmarried man staying in a rented apartment in pune. I am originally from West Bengal and has a typical " Bengali "physical appearance .I lost my mother at an early age of 4 . I was adopted by an elderly couple in Kolkata. Both are no more . They had a house is Kolkata where I lived and grew up, but their son has rented that house to various businesses and he stays in Canada. Ever since I moved out from my home town for job in various cities in India like Chennai, Bangalore etc. I am having problem about my permanent address. People need to know my permanent address in various forms like rent agreement, employment background check etc. I have made all eligible permanent address proof documents in various past rented flats where I lived . Of courceI can update them to my current address if I need . My question is what shall I tell people informally and also write in legal documents about my permanent address which will stand out legally if not in conventional sense . Please advice me in this regard. For example I have my SBI account address in my previous rented flat. What if I write that as my permanent address. What happens if the verification agent goes there and asks. They are definitely going to say that he used to stay here for 2 years but it is not his permanent address.
I can tell people about my background condition informally but they have to comply with the official/legal process . please give me some advice how to deal with the situation or what to say to them so that they feel confident that my address proof will hold legally .
Thanks
Swarup Ghosh
Devajyoti Barman
(Expert) 23 November 2014
If, you have no permanent address then you can mention your last address as your permanent address.
You may own a house to describe the same as your permanent address.
Isaac Gabriel
(Expert) 23 November 2014
Contact the postal authorities and get an identitiy cum address proof.You can keep track by informing them for redirection of the posts intended to you.
T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate
(Expert) 27 November 2014
You cannot give your permanent address if you do not have one. Alternately you may follow the advise rendered by expert Mr. Isaac Gabriel.
