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  • FSSAI - Food License
    Documents needed to apply for FSSAI: Propreitorship Aadhar ID * Rental agreement (or) EB bill * Self Declaration Form * FSMS Form * GST (if available) Partnership Firm Patnership Deed * Rental Agreement (or) EB bill * Aadhar ID - Main applicant * FSMS Form * Nominee Form * GST (if available) * - Mandatory Fitness Certificate for Cook & Person who serves food in the premises is mandatory. Get attestation from government medical officer. Downloads:
  • Stability
    Sale Deed / Property Documents Property Tax Building Approval Plan
  • Fire NOC / License
    Documents needed to apply Fire NOC / License: Application in Hostel Letterhead Previous NOC ( for Renewal ) Building Approved Plan Stability Certificate Rental / Lease agreement Tax Receipt & Document ( for Own Building ) For more info visit: https://www.tnfrs.tn.gov.in/faq/
  • Sanitary License
    Application for Sanitary License Passport size Photo - 2 nos (Applicant)
  • Form D (Tahsildar)
    Application Form Challan to be drawn in favor of Tahsildar for ₹ 5000/- along with above filled application form, enclose: Stability Certificate, Fire NOC / License, Sanitary Certificate.
  • Conduct & Fitness Certificate
    Conduct Certificate - Prepare Conduct certificate for warden and security. Get approval from a gazette office. Fitness Certificate - Prepare Fitness Certificate for warden and security. Get approval from a Government Medical Certificate.
  • The District Collector
    along with all the forms below mentioned Stability Certificate | Fire NOC / License | Sanitary License | Form D (Tahsildar) | Conduct & Fitness | DD in favor of "The District Collector" for ₹ 3000/- Submit all of the above to the District Collector.
  • Staying Hostel for the first time: What you need to know
    1. Choose a hostel with good reviews: Look for hostels with high ratings and positive reviews from previous guests. This will give you a good idea of the hostel's cleanliness, safety, and atmosphere. 2. Choose the right room: Hostels offer various types of rooms, including private rooms and dormitories. If you're booking alone, a dormitory room might be the best option. However, if you value privacy and quiet, a private room might be a better choice. 3. Pack wisely: Hostels usually provide mattress, but you'll need to bring your own towel and toiletries. Pack earplugs and an eye mask in case you have trouble sleeping in a dormitory. 4. Respect other guests: Hostels are shared spaces, so it's important to be considerate of other guests. Keep noise levels down, especially at night, and clean up after yourself in the common areas. 5. Store your valuables safely: Many hostels provide lockers for guests to store their valuables. Use them to keep your passport, cash, and other important items secure. 6. Be social: Hostels are a great place to meet other guest from around the other state. Take advantage of social events organized by the hostel, walking tours, and strike up conversations with other guests. 7. Follow hostel rules: Every hostel has its own set of rules, such as quiet hours or restrictions on cooking in the dormitory. Make sure to read and follow them to avoid any problems.
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