Evience

the document u r referring to may be notrial attested but such attestation does not make it preliminary evidence.

FIR or notrial attested document is no proof of authentication before a court, however u can prove the reciept by summoning the relevant record from the Post Office.

Thanks you a lot.

But what if it is a "Certificate of Posting" for which post office not kept any record only a recipt issued for addressee with requisite stamp affixed with it.

Best regards

Rajib Banerjee

Rajib ji, this record is kept with the post office....

in case it has been lost or destroyed then it will be a trouble for u, u ll ve to prove with some other cogent evidence that such a reigstered post was sent or delivered.

Perfect advise Mr. Kiran

good advised by kiran.

certified copy of the FIR  marking secondary document in Evidence Act under section 62 says. notaries signed document cannot be mark and also mark of the hand notice copy is marked thank you

see if you receives any acknowledgement from the postal authority or  reply from the other side then no problem thus itself speaks about yours sending of RPAD if not u can avail a coavering letter of sending or acknowledging or report of sending or not from the POSTAL DEPARTMENT 

sir the notarising of document in yours case may not support you