Name Change Newspaper Publication Service
Statutory bilingual newspaper ads in leading National English & Regional dailies across India.
Legal Background & Department Rules
Publishing a name change announcement in two newspapers is a statutory prerequisite for applying to the Gazette of India and submitting name updates to the Passport Office.
The advertisement must adhere to a strict legal format: Old Name, New Name, Father's/Husband's Name, Age, Residential Address, Notary Name, and Affidavit Execution Date.
We book and publish your notices in premier government-recognized publications (The Times of India, Indian Express, Hindustan Times, Dainik Jagran, Navbharat Times, Daily Thanthi, Eenadu, Lokmat, Ananda Bazar Patrika, etc.) and deliver original hardcopy newspapers directly to your doorstep.
Important Rules to Prevent Department Rejection
- • Online-only news portals or weekly tabloids are not accepted by the Department of Publication. Only registered RNI print dailies qualify.
- • You must keep minimum 2 to 4 original copies of the entire newspaper page; cut-out snippets alone are often flagged.
Step-by-Step Procedure with Kaagzaat
Classified Ad Drafting
Day 1Formulating the concise legal text conforming to newspaper editorial and Gazette regulations.
Media Scheduling
Day 1Booking slots in approved English and Vernacular daily newspapers.
Publication & Dispatch
Day 2Physical release in morning editions. Original clippings and full page copies dispatched via courier.
Interactive Document Readiness Auditor for Newspaper Advertisement
Check off the documents you have ready to see if your file is complete.
Executed affidavit showing date and notary registration.
Aadhaar Card or Voter ID confirming the local circulation jurisdiction.
Frequently Asked Questions on Newspaper Advertisement
Clear, legally verified answers addressing the most critical doubts regarding this procedure.
One prominent English daily (such as Indian Express, The Times of India, The Statesman, or Financial Express) and one state vernacular newspaper (such as Dainik Jagran, Amar Ujala, Lokmat, Dinamalar, etc.) having circulation in your district.
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