What Is Right To Information (RTI) ?
RTI stands for Right to Information. RTI is an act of the Parliament of India that sets out some rules and procedures regarding citizens' right to information. As per the RTI act, every resident of India has self-rule of speech and expression.
How Do I Recognize You Filed My RTI Application ?
You will receive a registered post tracking link beside the soft copy of your application. As your application goes throughout different stages in our drafting procedure, you will be informed about the progress.
Can You Guarantee I Will Obtain My Information ?
The Right to Information act guarantees that the PIO should reply to an application within 30 days. But in several cases, users never get the information required. However, in the scenario, where the information was not given, you can file for the first appeal.
How Does RTI Work ?
After you file the application and pay the fees, we will draft the application as per RTI rules and file the application on your behalf. You will obtain the information by post from the apprehensive power within 30 days.
How Much Time Will You Take To Post My RTI ?
Once we have received reimbursement we usually get two days for a course of action for your application. If your application is not apparent or absent some details then we get back to you’re through electronic mail or call you
Why Do I Require Providing My Address ?
RTI response is delivered to the address that you supply along with your RTI application.
What Happens If RTI Reply Not Received Within 30 Days ?
If you did not receive a response of the RTI application within 30 days from the date of receipt of the application, through the concerned party then the applicant can file the first appeal.
What Is The Time Limit Of RTI Second Appeal ?
RTI Second appeal can be filed after 90 days from the date of receipt of the application.
Who Is A Public Information Officer ?
Public Information Officer is the officer designated by Public authorities. They are responsible to give information to a person who seeks information under the RTI Act.
Is It Required To Give Any Reason For Seeking Information ?
No, you don’t require giving any reason for seeking information.
Who Is Not Covered Under RTI?
Personal information which has no public interest cannot be disclosed under RTI: Delhi High Court. Also RTI Against Private Company : The RTI Act is not applicable to Private Companies.
