Disclaimer
The sample Solvency Certificate Application Form provided below is only for illustrative and reference purposes and has been adapted from the Government of NCT of Delhi e-District format to help readers understand the general nature of information required.
Solvency Certificate formats, issuing authorities, verification standards, fees, and timelines vary across States and Union Territories and are governed by the respective State Revenue Laws and Rules.
What Is a Solvency Certificate
A Solvency Certificate is an official document issued by a competent Revenue Authority certifying that a person has adequate financial capacity to meet a specified monetary requirement.
Why a Solvency Certificate Is Required
Common purposes include:
- Government tenders and contracts
- Court matters (bail, guarantees, etc.)
- Educational admissions
- Visa or immigration requirements
- Bank and institutional compliance
Who Issues a Solvency Certificate
- Tehsildar / Revenue Officer
- District Magistrate / Deputy Commissioner
- Authority notified by the State Government
Issuing authority varies by State.
State-wise Reality: No Uniform Format
There is no standard national format for Solvency Certificates.
Each State prescribes:
- Its own application form
- Verification mechanism
- Fee and validity period
Online and Offline Mode (State-wise Overview)
| State / UT | Official Portal | Online | Offline | Fee | Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Delhi | Delhi Portal | Yes | Yes | ₹20 | 7–15 days |
| Maharashtra | Mumbai Portal | Yes | Yes | ₹50 | 7–30 days |
| Karnataka | Karnataka Portal | Yes | Yes | Nominal | 7–15 days |
| Tamil Nadu | Tamil Nadu Portal | Yes | Yes | Nominal | 7–15 days |
| Kerala | Kerala Portal | Yes | Yes | ₹20 | 7 days |
| Other States | State Revenue / e-District Portals | Yes | Yes | Varies | 7–30 days |
All portals listed are official Government portals ending with gov.in or nic.in.
Online Procedure (General)
- Visit the State e-District / Revenue Services portal
- Select Solvency Certificate service
- Fill application form
- Upload financial documents
- Pay prescribed fee
- Revenue verification
- Download Solvency Certificate
Offline Procedure (General)
- Visit Tehsil / Taluka Office
- Obtain Solvency Certificate application form
- Attach financial proofs
- Submit before Revenue Authority
- Field verification and enquiry
- Certificate issued
Documents Commonly Required
- Identity and address proof
- Property documents
- Income proof
- Bank statements
- Affidavit declaring assets and liabilities
Exact requirements vary by State.
FAQs – Solvency Certificate
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1. Is a Solvency Certificate mandatory for tenders?
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Often yes, depending on tender conditions.
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2. How is solvency assessed?
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Based on assets, income, and liabilities verified by the Revenue Authority.
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3. Is bank balance alone sufficient?
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Usually no. Property and other assets are considered.
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4. What is the validity period?
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Commonly 6 months to 1 year, unless specified otherwise.
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5. Can it be issued for a specific amount?
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Yes. Amount is mentioned in the certificate.
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6. Can it be rejected?
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Yes, if financial proof is insufficient or unverifiable.
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7. Is it transferable?
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No. It is person-specific.
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| Attachment | Size |
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| Sample: Solvency Certificate Application Form (Delhi) (489.45 KB) | 489.45 KB |
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