What changed

v2 — Demoted load-bearing section citations (STEP-WRITING-STANDARD rule 2): rewrote the affected prose so the plain fact leads and the section number trails as a parenthetical reference (now rendered muted by <LegalText>). No factual change.

Maharashtra

v2 — Demoted load-bearing section citations (STEP-WRITING-STANDARD rule 2): rewrote the affected prose so the plain fact leads and the section number trails as a parenthetical reference (now rendered muted by <LegalText>). No factual change.

Maharashtra

v3 — Demoted load-bearing section citations (STEP-WRITING-STANDARD rule 2): rewrote the affected prose so the plain fact leads and the section number trails as a parenthetical reference (now rendered muted by <LegalText>). No factual change — every section number and source preserved.

All India (central)

v3 — Added official template links (#2): linked the government-published PDFs for Form 29 and Form 30 so applicants can download the exact forms. Provenance recorded; KaamKar links the source, does not host it.

Maharashtra

v3 — Added official template links (#2): linked the government-published PDF for Form 28 so applicants can download the exact form. Provenance recorded; KaamKar links the source, does not host it.

Maharashtra

v3 — Added official template links (#2): linked the government-published PDF for Form 1A so applicants can download the exact form. Provenance recorded; KaamKar links the source, does not host it.

Maharashtra

v3 — Added official template links (#2): linked the government-published PDF for Form 33 so applicants can download the exact form. Provenance recorded; KaamKar links the source, does not host it.

Maharashtra

v3 — Added official template links (#2): linked the government-published PDF for Form 1A so applicants can download the exact form. Provenance recorded; KaamKar links the source, does not host it.

Maharashtra

v3 — Demoted load-bearing section citations (STEP-WRITING-STANDARD rule 2): rewrote the affected prose so the plain fact leads and the section number trails as a parenthetical reference (now rendered muted by <LegalText>). No factual change — every section number, fee and source preserved.

Maharashtra

v4 — Demoted load-bearing section citations (STEP-WRITING-STANDARD rule 2): rewrote the affected prose so the plain fact leads and the section number trails as a parenthetical reference (now rendered muted by <LegalText>). No factual change — every section number, fee and source preserved.

Maharashtra

v3 — Added official template links (#2): linked the government-published PDFs for Form 1 (Maharashtra Transport) and Form 1A (Parivahan/MoRTH) so applicants can download the exact forms. Provenance recorded; KaamKar links the source, does not host it.

Maharashtra

v3 — Added official template links (#2): linked the government-published PDF for Form 35 so applicants can download the exact form. Provenance recorded; KaamKar links the source, does not host it.

Maharashtra

v3 — Demoted load-bearing section citations (STEP-WRITING-STANDARD rule 2): rewrote the affected prose so the plain fact leads and the section number trails as a parenthetical reference (now rendered muted by <LegalText>). No factual change — every section number, fee and source preserved.

Maharashtra

v4 — Added authority.officeSearchTerm ('Tahsildar office') for the #1 office locator: the in-person 'Visit the Seva Kendra' step now offers a PIN-code-scoped map search for the nearest office. No factual change.

Maharashtra

v4 — Added authority.officeSearchTerm ('Registrar of Births and Deaths') for the #1 office locator: the in-person 'Report the death to the Registrar' step now offers a PIN-code-scoped map search for the nearest registrar. No factual change.

Maharashtra

v3 — Demoted load-bearing section citations (STEP-WRITING-STANDARD rule 2): rewrote eligibility, the collect step, two fee notes, the 21-day pitfall and one FAQ so the plain fact leads and the section number trails as a parenthetical reference (now rendered muted by <LegalText>). No factual change — every section number, fee and source preserved.

Maharashtra

v4 — Demoted load-bearing section citations (STEP-WRITING-STANDARD rule 2): rewrote the affected prose so the plain fact leads and the section number trails as a parenthetical reference (now rendered muted by <LegalText>). No factual change — every section number, fee and source preserved.

Maharashtra

v2 — Verified the annual investment/turnover update obligation against MSME notification S.O. 2119(E) (26 June 2020), clause 8 'Updation of information': an enterprise having a Udyam Registration Number must update its information online (including ITR and GST return details for the previous financial year), and the classification is updated from Government sources including ITR/GST returns. Removed verifyBeforeLaunch on annual-update.

All India (central)

v2 — Source-check of e-invoicing / e-way bill thresholds. Confirmed e-invoicing is mandatory for aggregate annual turnover above ₹5 crore (official GST e-invoice portal, per Notification 10/2023-Central Tax) and that an e-way bill is required for consignment value exceeding ₹50,000 under Rule 138 of the CGST Rules (official CBIC repository); added the figures and removed the flag. returns-cadence left flagged: the GSTR-1/GSTR-3B/GSTR-4/CMP-08 forms and dates were not confirmed here against a single official portal page.

All India (central)

v2 — Source-check against FSS (Licensing and Registration) Regulations, 2011 and FSSAI 2026 reform documents. (1) Confirmed annual-return against Regulation 2.1.13: a licensed manufacturer/importer files Form D-1 by 31 May (Rs 100/day late penalty); milk/milk-product manufacturers file half-yearly Form D-2 — corrected wording and removed flag. (2) Confirmed Schedule 4 hygiene (Regulation 2.1.2, applicable Part by kind of business, incl. food-hygiene qualification of supervisory staff via FoSTaC) against the compendium and 2026 FAQ Q15; removed flag. (3) Confirmed premises/ownership/capacity/constitution modification against Regulation 2.1.9 and 2026 FAQ Q13; removed flag. annual-fee left flagged: the ₹2,000-₹5,000 State-licence fee slab (per-annum, Schedule 3) and perpetual validity are confirmed, but 'deemed suspension for non-payment of the annual fee' could not be confirmed from any official source.

All India (central)

v2 — Source-check against FSS (Licensing and Registration) Regulations, 2011 and FSSAI's 2026 reform documents. (1) Corrected annual-return: Regulation 2.1.13 requires only a manufacturer/importer holding a licence to file Form D-1 (by 31 May, Rs 100/day late penalty) — Basic Registration holders are NOT required to file; removed the flag. (2) Confirmed hygiene obligation against Part I of Schedule 4 (Regulation 2.1.2) and the 2026 FAQ (Q8/Q15); removed flag. (3) Confirmed premises/ownership/constitution modification against Regulation 2.1.9 and 2026 FAQ Q13; removed flag. (4) Confirmed the ₹1.5 crore Basic Registration turnover ceiling (State ₹1.5-50 cr, Central above ₹50 cr, effective 01.04.2026) against FSSAI Order dated 13 March 2026 and FAQ Q2; dropped the unverified activity-based upgrade triggers (e-commerce/catering) and removed flag. annual-fee left flagged: perpetual validity and the ₹100/year fee are confirmed (2026 FAQ Q4-Q6), but 'deemed suspension for non-payment of the annual fee' could not be confirmed from any official source.

All India (central)

v2 — Source-check correction of an overstatement: the FSSAI Basic-vs-State fork previously read that selling through aggregators (Swiggy/Zomato) forces the State Licence regardless of turnover (component logic 'turnoverBand == under-1.5cr && !aggregators', plus a pitfall). FSSAI's Kind-of-Business Eligibility list classifies restaurants — including take-out and delivery-only operations — purely by turnover, and the 13-03-2026 turnover order (eff. 01-04-2026) keys the tiers to turnover alone (Basic ≤₹1.5cr, State ₹1.5–50cr, Central >₹50cr). Corrected the condition to 'turnoverBand == under-1.5cr' and reworded the pitfall: aggregator listing does not force a State Licence, but the platform requires a valid FSSAI number matching the premises address to activate a listing. The dine-in Eating House Licence / sequencing pitfall remains flagged (not verified this pass).

Maharashtra

v2 — Source-check: (1) Corrected FSSAI turnover tiers to the thresholds in force from 01-04-2026 — Basic Registration up to ₹1.5 crore (was ₹12 lakh), State Licence ₹1.5 crore–₹50 crore (was ₹12L–₹20cr); FSSAI condition logic widened so a kirana up to ₹40 lakh is routed to Registration, not the State Licence. (2) Closed the packaged-food-is-a-food-business FSSAI pitfall — a retailer of packaged/loose food is a Food Business Operator, confirmed against the FSSAI Licensing & Registration FAQ. (3) Closed the LMPC self-packing pitfall — the Legal Metrology (Packaged Commodities) Rules 2011 mandate registration of packers (Rule 27) and label declarations (Rule 6). Weighing-scale re-verification cycle and municipal trade-licence pitfalls remain flagged.

Maharashtra

v2 — Source-check: (1) Corrected FSSAI turnover tiers to the thresholds in force from 01-04-2026 — Basic Registration up to ₹1.5 crore (was ₹12 lakh), State Licence ₹1.5 crore–₹50 crore (was ₹12L–₹20cr); intake bands relabelled; 'renewal' wording dropped as FSSAI registrations/licences are now perpetual. (2) Closed the home-food-is-an-FBO + SHG/Mahila-Udyog/Gruh-Udyog/cooperative exemption pitfall — confirmed against the FSSAI Licensing & Registration FAQ and FSSAI exemption Order No. 03-01/2012/Enf-I dated 21-01-2015. (3) Closed the FSSAI ceiling-upgrade pitfall on the corrected ₹1.5 crore boundary. GST-via-aggregator and Shop Act pitfalls remain flagged (no confirming official source).

Maharashtra

v3 — Source-check correction of an overstatement: the FSSAI condition said selling on delivery platforms 'adds e-commerce food-business obligations', implying a tier escalation. FSSAI's Kind-of-Business Eligibility list classifies restaurants — including delivery-only operations — purely by turnover; the E-Commerce Kind-of-Business (Central Licence) is the platform/marketplace operator category, not the kitchen listing on it. Per the 13-03-2026 turnover order (eff. 01-04-2026) the kitchen's tier is keyed to turnover alone (Basic ≤₹1.5cr, State ₹1.5–50cr, Central >₹50cr or multi-state). Reworded so aggregator listing does not force a higher tier; the platform simply requires a valid FSSAI number matching the actual kitchen address. Aggregator address-match, shared-kitchen per-brand and sequencing pitfalls remain flagged (not verified this pass).

Maharashtra

v2 — Source-check correction: FSSAI turnover tiers updated to the revised thresholds in force from 01-04-2026 — Basic Registration now up to ₹1.5 crore (was ₹12 lakh), State Licence ₹1.5 crore–₹50 crore (was ₹12L–₹20cr), Central Licence above ₹50 crore (was ₹20cr). Intake turnover bands relabelled accordingly. Confirmed against FSSAI's official reform press release / order (F. No. RCD-01002/1/2021-Regulatory-FSSAI). Aggregator address-match, shared-kitchen per-brand and sequencing pitfalls remain flagged (no official source).

Maharashtra

v3 — Source-check correction of an overstatement: the FSSAI condition and pitfall implied that adding aggregator delivery escalates the licence tier ('add aggregator delivery you move to the State Licence' / 'e-commerce food-business obligations'). FSSAI's Kind-of-Business Eligibility list classifies restaurants/cafés — including take-out and delivery — purely by turnover, and the 13-03-2026 turnover order keys the tiers to turnover alone (Basic ≤₹1.5cr, State ₹1.5–50cr, Central >₹50cr, eff. 01-04-2026). Reworded so aggregator delivery does not force the State tier; the platform simply requires a valid FSSAI number matching the premises address. Dine-in Eating House Licence, ~50-seat Fire NOC and sequencing pitfalls remain flagged (not verified this pass).

Maharashtra

v2 — Source-check correction: FSSAI turnover tiers updated to the revised thresholds in force from 01-04-2026 — Basic Registration now up to ₹1.5 crore (was ₹12 lakh), State Licence ₹1.5 crore–₹50 crore (was ₹12L–₹20cr). Intake turnover bands relabelled. Confirmed against FSSAI's official reform press release / order. The Eating House Licence, the ~50-seat Fire NOC guidance, the aggregator-forces-State claim and the sequencing pitfall remain flagged — no official source confirmed those.

Maharashtra

v2 — Re-voiced steps to the action-first step-writing standard (docs/STEP-WRITING-STANDARD.md): second-person imperative, action first, who-you-need surfaced; all facts, citations, fees and references preserved.

All India (central)

v2 — Re-voiced steps to the action-first step-writing standard (docs/STEP-WRITING-STANDARD.md): second-person imperative, action first, who-you-need surfaced; all facts, citations, fees and references preserved.

All India (central)

v2 — Re-voiced steps to the action-first step-writing standard (docs/STEP-WRITING-STANDARD.md): second-person imperative, action first, who-you-need surfaced; all facts, citations, fees and references preserved.

Maharashtra

v2 — Re-voiced every step to the action-first step-writing standard (docs/STEP-WRITING-STANDARD.md): second-person imperative, leading with what the applicant does and who they need — added an explicit 'get a lawyer to draft the petition' step. All section citations, fees, document/fee/pitfall references and sources preserved unchanged; no factual change, presentation only.

All India (central)

v2 — Re-voiced steps to the action-first step-writing standard (docs/STEP-WRITING-STANDARD.md): second-person imperative, action first, who-you-need surfaced; all facts, citations, fees and references preserved.

All India (central)

v2 — Re-voiced steps to the action-first step-writing standard (docs/STEP-WRITING-STANDARD.md): second-person imperative, action first, who-you-need surfaced; all facts, citations, fees and references preserved.

All India (central)

v3 — Re-voiced steps to the action-first step-writing standard (docs/STEP-WRITING-STANDARD.md): second-person imperative, action first, who-you-need surfaced; all facts, citations, fees and references preserved.

All India (central)

v2 — Resolved the minor-passport fees against Table 4 (Fee List) of the official Passport Seva Application Form Instruction Booklet: a fresh minor passport (36 pages, 5-year validity or until the minor attains 18, whichever is earlier) is ₹1,750 under the Normal scheme, and the additional Tatkaal charge is ₹2,500 — correcting the placeholder that cited a widely-reported ₹1,000. Closed the two fee flags and the cost FAQ flag. Photo spec, police-verification timing and overall turnaround remain flagged.

All India (central)

v2 — Re-voiced steps to the action-first step-writing standard (docs/STEP-WRITING-STANDARD.md): second-person imperative, action first, who-you-need surfaced; all facts, citations, fees and references preserved.

Maharashtra

v2 — Re-voiced steps to the action-first step-writing standard (docs/STEP-WRITING-STANDARD.md): second-person imperative, action first, who-you-need surfaced; all facts, citations, fees and references preserved.

Maharashtra

v2 — Re-voiced steps to the action-first step-writing standard (docs/STEP-WRITING-STANDARD.md): second-person imperative, action first, who-you-need surfaced; all facts, citations, fees and references preserved.

Maharashtra

v2 — Re-voiced steps to the action-first step-writing standard (docs/STEP-WRITING-STANDARD.md): second-person imperative, action first, who-you-need surfaced; all facts, citations, fees and references preserved.

Maharashtra

v2 — Re-voiced steps to the action-first step-writing standard (docs/STEP-WRITING-STANDARD.md): second-person imperative, action first, who-you-need surfaced; all facts, citations, fees and references preserved.

Maharashtra

v2 — Re-voiced steps to the action-first step-writing standard (docs/STEP-WRITING-STANDARD.md): second-person imperative, action first, who-you-need surfaced; all facts, citations, fees and references preserved.

Maharashtra

v2 — Re-voiced steps to the action-first step-writing standard (docs/STEP-WRITING-STANDARD.md): second-person imperative, action first, who-you-need surfaced; all facts, citations, fees and references preserved.

Maharashtra

v2 — Re-voiced steps to the action-first step-writing standard (docs/STEP-WRITING-STANDARD.md): second-person imperative, action first, who-you-need surfaced; all facts, citations, fees and references preserved.

Maharashtra

v2 — Re-voiced steps to the action-first step-writing standard (docs/STEP-WRITING-STANDARD.md): second-person imperative, action first, who-you-need surfaced; all facts, citations, fees and references preserved.

Maharashtra

v2 — Re-voiced steps to the action-first step-writing standard (docs/STEP-WRITING-STANDARD.md): second-person imperative, action first, who-you-need surfaced; all facts, citations, fees and references preserved.

Maharashtra

v3 — Re-voiced steps to the action-first step-writing standard (docs/STEP-WRITING-STANDARD.md): second-person imperative, action first, who-you-need surfaced; all facts, citations, fees and references preserved.

Maharashtra

v2 — Re-voiced steps to the action-first step-writing standard (docs/STEP-WRITING-STANDARD.md): second-person imperative, action first, who-you-need surfaced; all facts, citations, fees and references preserved.

Maharashtra

v2 — Re-voiced steps to the action-first step-writing standard (docs/STEP-WRITING-STANDARD.md): second-person imperative, action first, who-you-need surfaced; all facts, citations, fees and references preserved.

Maharashtra

v2 — Re-voiced steps to the action-first step-writing standard (docs/STEP-WRITING-STANDARD.md): second-person imperative, action first, who-you-need surfaced; all facts, citations, fees and references preserved.

Maharashtra

v2 — Re-voiced steps to the action-first step-writing standard (docs/STEP-WRITING-STANDARD.md): second-person imperative, action first, who-you-need surfaced; all facts, citations, fees and references preserved.

Maharashtra

v2 — Re-voiced steps to the action-first step-writing standard (docs/STEP-WRITING-STANDARD.md): second-person imperative, action first, who-you-need surfaced; all facts, citations, fees and references preserved.

Maharashtra

v2 — Re-voiced steps to the action-first step-writing standard (docs/STEP-WRITING-STANDARD.md): second-person imperative, action first, who-you-need surfaced; all facts, citations, fees and references preserved.

Maharashtra

v2 — Re-voiced steps to the action-first step-writing standard (docs/STEP-WRITING-STANDARD.md): second-person imperative, action first, who-you-need surfaced; all facts, citations, fees and references preserved.

Maharashtra

v3 — Re-voiced steps to the action-first step-writing standard (docs/STEP-WRITING-STANDARD.md): second-person imperative, action first, who-you-need surfaced; all facts, citations, fees and references preserved.

Maharashtra

v2 — Re-voiced steps to the action-first step-writing standard (docs/STEP-WRITING-STANDARD.md): second-person imperative, action first, who-you-need surfaced; all facts, citations, fees and references preserved.

Maharashtra

v3 — Re-voiced steps to the action-first step-writing standard (docs/STEP-WRITING-STANDARD.md): second-person imperative, action first, who-you-need surfaced; all facts, citations, fees and references preserved.

Maharashtra

v2 — Re-voiced steps to the action-first step-writing standard (docs/STEP-WRITING-STANDARD.md): second-person imperative, action first, who-you-need surfaced; all facts, citations, fees and references preserved.

Maharashtra

v2 — Re-voiced steps to the action-first step-writing standard (docs/STEP-WRITING-STANDARD.md): second-person imperative, action first, who-you-need surfaced; all facts, citations, fees and references preserved.

All India (central)

v2 — Re-voiced steps to the action-first step-writing standard (docs/STEP-WRITING-STANDARD.md): second-person imperative, action first, who-you-need surfaced; all facts, citations, fees and references preserved.

All India (central)

v2 — Re-voiced steps to the action-first step-writing standard (docs/STEP-WRITING-STANDARD.md): second-person imperative, action first, who-you-need surfaced; all facts, citations, fees and references preserved.

All India (central)

v2 — Re-voiced steps to the action-first step-writing standard (docs/STEP-WRITING-STANDARD.md): second-person imperative, action first, who-you-need surfaced; all facts, citations, fees and references preserved.

Maharashtra

v3 — Re-voiced steps to the action-first step-writing standard (docs/STEP-WRITING-STANDARD.md): second-person imperative, action first, who-you-need surfaced; all facts, citations, fees and references preserved.

All India (central)

v3 — Re-voiced steps to the action-first step-writing standard (docs/STEP-WRITING-STANDARD.md): second-person imperative, action first, who-you-need surfaced; all facts, citations, fees and references preserved.

All India (central)

v2 — Source-check: confirmed and closed four verifyBeforeLaunch flags. UIDAI's Head-of-Family (relationship-based) online address update is confirmed via UIDAI's official press release — accepted relationships (mother, father, spouse, ward/child, legal guardian, sibling), proof-of-relationship documents, or an HoF self-declaration where no relationship proof exists — closing the HoF eligibility, HoF-consent document and the no-proof FAQ flags. The six common Proof-of-Address documents listed (passport, bank statement/passbook, electricity bill, registered rent agreement, ration card, voter ID) are confirmed against UIDAI's official List of Supporting Documents. The online processing turnaround, the s-wait timing and the address-update-limit FAQ remain flagged — UIDAI does not publish a committed SLA and no limit statement was found.

All India (central)

v2 — Source-gap closure: confirmed the 15-day RTS timeline and officer chain (Tahsildar designated; Sub Divisional Officer first appeal, Additional Collector second appeal) against the live Aaple Sarkar service listing (ServiceId 1253) — cleared the timeline.rtsLegalDays verifyBeforeLaunch flag. Confirmed DigiLocker availability against DigiLocker (GoI) — cleared the DigiLocker FAQ flag. Fee, lifetime validity, and Seva Kendra filing scope remain flagged (no official source publishes them).

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring — completes the Wave B transport compliance feed (item 14, the PUC cadence). Keyed to puc-certificate (artifactType puc-certificate-doc, central/IN), so it reaches EVERY vehicle holder — private and commercial — not just the goods-permit holders the permit guide covers. Obligations: PUC renewal (recurring, anchored to the certificate's own date — 1 year for a new vehicle, then every 6 months; go by the printed expiry), the short-cycle warning (standing — the reason PUC is the most-lapsed document), and carrying it including via DigiLocker/mParivahan (standing). The 6-month cadence cannot be expressed exactly in the schedule enum (no semi-annual), so the schedule is anchored-annual as a reminder baseline and the true 1-year/6-month rule is stated in the obligation text and flagged, mirroring the atom's 'go by the printed expiry' guidance and the existing permit guide's approach.

All India (central)

v1 — Initial authoring — part of the Wave B transport compliance feed (item 14). Keyed to mh-fitness-certificate (artifactType fitness-certificate-doc), for transport-vehicle holders who are not goods-permit holders (taxis, buses, contract carriages) and so are not covered by the goods-carriage-permit compliance guide. Obligations: CF renewal (recurring, anchored to the vehicle's fitness date — 2 years new then commonly yearly), keeping insurance/PUC/road-tax current (standing — required at inspection and by law), staying roadworthy (standing), and re-inspection after alteration/accident (event). Validity slabs and current fees flagged, mirroring the atom's own verifyBeforeLaunch.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring — the compliance side of the bio-medical waste authorisation atom, closing the Wave G cluster's ongoing-duty surface. Keyed to mh-biomedical-waste-authorisation (artifactType mh-bmw-authorisation-doc), which the clinic/nursing-home and pathology-lab journeys hold, so it cross-links onto both via the derived overlap match. Obligations are sourced to the Bio-Medical Waste Management Rules, 2016: the annual report (recurring, due 30 June), colour-coded segregation and the storage/handover limit (standing), records/training/bar-coding (standing), renewal where time-limited (recurring, bedded only), and major-accident reporting (event). The 30-June date and the exact record/report formats are flagged for confirmation against the MPCB portal, since the Rules set the framework and the Board sets the mechanics.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring — second WAVE G journey, and a deliberate case of authoring the ABSENCE of a licence honestly. Maharashtra has not adopted the central Clinical Establishments Act, 2010 (sourced to the MoHFW clinical-establishments portal's adopting-states list, which omits Maharashtra), so there is no statewide pathology-lab registration to author as an atom — inventing one would fail the trust model. Instead the journey composes the atoms that genuinely apply (Shop Act, BMW authorisation — labs are named expressly in the BMWM Rules 2016, GST, Udyam, Fire NOC) and surfaces the two things that actually govern a lab as sourced pitfalls: the no-statewide-licence reality (with a prompt to check the local corporation's own health/trade registration) and the qualified-pathologist requirement for issuing reports (flagged to NMC/MMC signing rules rather than over-asserted). All referenced atoms exist; the validator's authored-atoms rule passes.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring — the first WAVE G journey, assembling the three regulated-professional health atoms authored this session (nursing-home registration, retail drug licence, bio-medical waste authorisation) with the reused central/MH atoms (Shop Act, GST, Udyam, Fire NOC). The journey's logic encodes the two decision axes that actually shape a health facility's licence list: beds (turns on nursing-home registration, conditional on `bedded`) and in-house dispensing (turns on the drug licence, conditional on `dispensing`), while BMW authorisation is required for everyone — the honest through-line that a bed-less clinic escaping the Nursing Homes Act is still caught by the BMW Rules. Deliberately scoped OUT: the doctor's personal medical-council registration, surfaced as a high-severity pitfall rather than a facility component because it is a professional qualification, not a licence. All referenced atoms exist; the validator's authored-atoms rule passes.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring — the first WAVE G (regulated professional) atom, taken once Waves A–C proved the source-checking machinery. Chosen as the safest, best-documented Wave G item: the Maharashtra FDA's own 2017 'Steps for Grant of Retail/Wholesale Licence' guideline supplies the whole picture from a single authoritative source — the registered-pharmacist gate, the 10/15 sq.m carpet-area and refrigerator requirements, Form 19 → Form 20/21, the ₹3,250 retail fee (Form 20/21 at ₹1,500 each), GRAS payment + e-send, the Drugs Inspector inspection, and change-of-proprietor = fresh licence. Legal basis is the central Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 and Rules, 1945 (the guideline itself says its provisions prevail). Sources-pending density is deliberately low, well under the Wave G ~20% park-threshold: only three items are flagged — whether it is RTS-notified (no statutory clock asserted), actual turnaround, and the exact retention amount/five-year cycle under the 2019 Rules amendment (the fee chart's 'Renewal/Retention' column evidences the regime but not the figure). MH atom → couples to a Marathi translation.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring — second WAVE G atom, the nursing-home/hospital registration for Maharashtra, sourced directly from the Maharashtra Nursing Homes Registration Act, 1949 (Bombay Act XV of 1949) text. The whole legal spine is asserted from the Act: the definition (premises receiving and nursing patients — so beds-in scope, bed-less clinics a fact-specific edge), the location-dependent local supervising authority (Corporation Health Officer / Civil Surgeon / Cantonment HO / District Health Officer), the Section 3 prohibition, the Section 4 ANNUAL renewal, the Section 6 penalty (6 months / ₹10,000), the conspicuous-display duty, and the Section 9 inspection power. Flagged (not asserted) because the statute leaves them to rules/by-laws or local practice: the prescribed fee (varies by local body → shown 0, not 'free'), whether the service is RTS/Aaple Sarkar-notified, and the clinic-vs-nursing-home scope edge. Sources-pending density is moderate but the load-bearing legal facts are all sourced. MH atom → couples to a Marathi translation.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring — third WAVE G atom, chosen as the cross-cutting one every health-care facility needs, so it supports the whole Wave G cluster (it is already referenced as a companion in mh-nursing-home-registration). Sourced to the central Bio-Medical Waste Management Rules, 2016 (nationally uniform) with MPCB as Maharashtra's prescribed authority: authorisation required irrespective of size/system of medicine; Form II online application → Form III grant; colour-coded segregation (Schedule I); mandatory CBWTF tie-up; validity three years for bedded HCFs (renew before expiry) vs one-time for non-bedded; annual-report and record-keeping duties. Its most useful role is closing the clinic-scope edge left by the Nursing Homes Act atom: a bed-less clinic that escapes that Act still generates sharps and soiled waste, so it still needs this one-time authorisation. Sources-pending density is low — only the MPCB fee, the exact validity term, and processing turnaround are flagged; the legal spine is sourced to the Rules. MH atom → couples to a Marathi translation.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring: weights & measures (Legal Metrology) compliance feed (MH) keyed to the verification/stamping artifact — periodic re-verification (recurring), re-verify-on-repair (event), use-only-stamped-instruments (standing), and LMPC packaged-commodity rules for self-packers (standing). Re-verification cycle and LMPC applicability flagged for verification against MH Legal Metrology / DoCA.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring: manufacturing/factory compliance feed (MH) keyed to the Factory Licence — factory-licence renewal, MPCB CTO renewal, Factories Act annual/half-yearly returns (recurring), and maintain-registers / safety-health-welfare / labour-statutory (standing). Return forms/dates, renewal cycles, safety-officer thresholds and labour triggers flagged heavily for verification against DISH / MPCB.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring: salon/spa journey for Maharashtra — Shop Act (required), municipal trade/health licence (required), Fire NOC (conditional on premises >~500 sq ft), GST (conditional on ₹20L services threshold), Udyam (recommended). Spa/massage/skin extra licensing, FDA cosmetic registration, professional-tax and labour thresholds encoded as verify-flagged pitfalls. No new atom — pure assembly from existing procedures.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring: small-manufacturing-unit journey for Maharashtra — MPCB consent (conditional on category, White exempt), Factory Licence vs Shop Act fork on the factory threshold, Udyam (recommended) and GST (conditional on ₹40L goods). Heavy verifyBeforeLaunch throughout given high local/product variance; approval sequencing and labour-registration stacking foregrounded. New atoms: mh-factory-licence, mh-mpcb-consent.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring: kirana / general-store journey for Maharashtra bundling Shop Act (required), FSSAI Basic/State fork for packaged/loose food (conditional), weights-&-measures verification (conditional on selling by weight — NEW atom), municipal trade licence (conditional), GST (conditional on ₹40L goods threshold) and Udyam (recommended). Packaged-food FSSAI, scale-stamping, trade-licence variance and LMPC self-packing all carry verification flags.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring: gym/fitness-studio journey for Maharashtra — Shop Act (required), municipal trade/health licence (required), Fire NOC (conditional on premises >~500 sq ft), GST (conditional on ₹20L services), Udyam (recommended). Music-licence (PPL/IPRS) copyright obligation, professional-tax and labour thresholds, and gym-specific municipal categories captured as verify-flagged pitfalls. No new atom — pure assembly.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring: coaching/tuition-class journey for Maharashtra — Shop Act (required), Fire NOC (conditional, foregrounded given coaching-centre fire-safety scrutiny), municipal trade licence (conditional), GST (conditional, noting coaching is taxable vs school exemptions), Udyam (recommended). Fire-safety scrutiny, GST-on-coaching, and employer thresholds captured as verify-flagged pitfalls. No new atom — pure assembly.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring. Opens WAVE E (life events). Assembles three new atoms — birth certificate (MH), child Aadhaar enrolment, minor passport — into the birth → Aadhaar → passport chain. The journey spine (21-day reporting period, hospital-is-the-informant, Section 13 delayed-registration ladder, Section 14 name entry, Section 12/17 copies, Section 25A appeals, and the born-on-or-after-01-10-2023 mandatory-use list) is sourced to the official CRS FAQ and the RBD Act, 1969 text.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring. WAVE E #19, closing the wave. Three new atoms (Aadhaar address update, voter shifting Form 8, RC/DL address change) plus reuse of the existing vehicle-NOC atom from WAVE B for the cross-jurisdiction case. Sourced to UIDAI's updating-data page and published update charges (₹75 demographic update), the Election Commission's Form 8 and its official filling guidelines (address-proof list, ERO of the new constituency, return the old EPIC), and MoRTH's Change of Address service page and Form 33 text (14-day window, Rule 59/Rule 81, triplicate for hypothecated vehicles). The sequencing advice — Aadhaar first — is derived from the sources themselves: Form 8 and the RTO both accept Aadhaar as proof of the new address. The domicile pitfall is included deliberately: new arrivals are routinely told to get one, and the existing domicile atom's 15-year residence evidence requirement means they cannot.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring. WAVE E #17. Assembles two new atoms — marriage registration (MH, both statutory tracks) and the Gazette of India Part IV name change — into the compulsory-then-optional chain. Spine sourced to the Maharashtra Regulation of Marriage Bureaus and Registration of Marriages Act, 1998 text (compulsory registration, 90-day husband duty, three witnesses, ₹100/₹500 penalty ceilings, Section 11 employer-records rule), IGR Maharashtra's published Special Marriage Act fees and checklist, and the Department of Publication's change-of-name guidelines.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring. WAVE E #18. Assembles three new atoms — death certificate (MH), heirship / legal heir certificate (MH), succession certificate (central) — into the after-a-death chain, deliberately structured so that only the death certificate is required and both court routes are conditional on an institution actually refusing. Sourced to the official CRS FAQ and the RBD Act, 1969 (21-day period, free first copy, institution-is-the-informant, Section 13 ladder), the Maharashtra Law and Judiciary Department's published text of Bombay Regulation VIII of 1827 (Section 1 no prior recognition needed, Section 7 no title conferred), and the Indian Succession Act, 1925 Part X (debts-and-securities scope). Tone handled per the roadmap note: the deadline is stated once and clearly, the rest is explicitly permitted to wait, and the page says plainly that missing the 21 days is recoverable.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring from the Election Commission's own Form 8 PDF and its official filling guidelines: the seven-item address-proof list including the at-least-1-year condition on utility bills, the allowance for proof in a parent's/spouse's/adult child's name where they are already enrolled at the same address, the rule that the application goes to the ERO of the NEW constituency, the tick-one-strike-the-rest instruction, and the requirement to return the old EPIC immediately on issue of a replacement. BLO verification timing is flagged verifyBeforeLaunch — no committed ECI timeline was found on the pages read.

All India (central)

v1 — Initial authoring from the Indian Succession Act, 1925 text on India Code: the debts-and-securities scope (s.370, s.374), the Section 372 petition particulars and the false-averment offence, the Section 373 notice-and-summary-hearing procedure, the Section 375 security power and Section 383 revocation grounds. Court fee is left unasserted with verifyBeforeLaunch — it is an ad valorem State court fee, not stated in the Act, and no figure is taken from secondary sources. Timeline flagged: no published disposal commitment exists.

All India (central)

v1 — Initial authoring against the Department of Publication's own guideline PDFs (adult change of name, maiden surname, different surname, acceptable-documents list) and the UIDAI name-update FAQs. Fees are stated as the Department states them (₹1,100 / ₹3,500) but flagged verifyBeforeLaunch because the guideline's own effective window reads 01/04/2016–31/03/2017 and has not been updated; the newspaper cost is a commercial rate and is left unasserted. The Aadhaar name-update limit is flagged pending confirmation of the current count.

All India (central)

v1 — Initial authoring. Minor validity rule (5 years or until 18, whichever earlier), 'Validity Required' blank for under-15s, name-writing rules, Tatkaal conditions and the address-proof-in-parent's-name allowance taken from the official Passport Seva instruction booklet; Annexure C/D/I roles read from the annexure texts themselves. All fees left as verifyBeforeLaunch — the official fee page did not resolve at authoring time and no figure is asserted from secondary sources.

All India (central)

v1 — Initial authoring: verification & stamping of weights and measures (Legal Metrology, MH) — scoped to a trader's instruments (not a dealer licence). Periodic re-verification, model-approval requirement, and the separate LMPC packaged-commodity regime noted. Fee schedule, re-verification cycle and model-approval specifics flagged for verification against MH Legal Metrology.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring from MoRTH's own Change of Address service page (the 14-day application window, Form 33, fee per CMVR Rule 81, the document list including the state-variable items MoRTH marks with an asterisk, and the legal basis of MV Act s.49 / CMVR Rule 59) and the Form 33 text itself (the 'ceased to reside' declaration and the triplicate requirement for hypothecated vehicles). All fees are left unasserted with verifyBeforeLaunch — MoRTH points to the Rule 81 schedule without stating an amount on the service page.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring: MPCB Consent to Establish & Operate (MH) under the Water/Air Acts — category-driven (Red/Orange/Green/White, White exempt), CTE-before-build / CTO-before-operate sequence, ~5-year CTO renewal. Category classification, fee schedule, timelines and White-exemption scope flagged heavily for verification against MPCB.

Maharashtra

v2 — Aaple Sarkar Seva Kendra filing enabled for this service. The 2018 IT-Department GR was OCR-read and settles the scope question: Kendras are established statewide including urban areas — extending them to the urban 46% is the GR's stated purpose, with explicit per-population urban norms. Combined with ZP Thane's published service list (which includes this certificate at ₹20), the nearest-centre display now renders. Still flagged: the GR governs where centres are, not which services each files.

Maharashtra

v2 — Added the rural channel, read from the Aaple Sarkar service listing itself: the marriage certificate is delivered under the Rural Development and Panchayat Raj Department with the Gram Sevak as designated officer, a 5-day Right to Public Services limit, and appeals to the Assistant BDO then the BDO. This partially answers the open question of which office a 1998-Act couple actually walks into (verification row 102) for rural Maharashtra; the urban municipal channel remains open.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring. The 1998 Act track (Public Health Department administration, compulsory registration, husband's 90-day memorandum duty, three witnesses in person, the ₹100/₹500 penalty ceilings, non-registration not invalidating the marriage, and the Section 11 employer-records rule) is taken from the Act text on India Code. The Special Marriage Act track (30-day notice, online Aadhaar-verified notice flow, and all four fee figures — ₹100 application, ₹150 office solemnisation, ₹1,000 outside venue, ₹25 certificate) is taken from IGR Maharashtra's own published fees/procedure and checklist documents. The 1998 Act memorandum fee and court-fee stamp are left unasserted with verifyBeforeLaunch — they are set by the rules and are not published on the IGR page, which covers only the Special Marriage Act track.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring. The court route is taken from the Maharashtra Law and Judiciary Department's own published text of Bombay Regulation VIII of 1827 (2012 edition): Section 1 (no prior court recognition needed to manage or sue for the property), Section 2 (proclamation, one-month objection window), Section 3 (grant if unopposed), Section 4 (summary investigation on eight days' notice; suspension pending a regular suit where complicated), Section 7 (no title conferred, annulment on preferable right, holder accountable) and Section 8 (refusal not final). The administrative revenue-office legal-heir certificate is described honestly but flagged verifyBeforeLaunch throughout — its process, fee, officer and any RTS designation were not confirmed against an official listing at authoring time. Court fee left unasserted: the Regulation points to the Court-fees Act, 1870 schedule rather than stating an amount.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring: factory licence under the Factories Act (MH, DISH) via MAITRI — Form 1, prior plan approval, worker/HP fee slabs, ~30–45 day processing, stacked on MPCB consent + local NOC. Threshold (20/40 vs Act's 10/20), fee slabs and renewal cycle flagged heavily for verification against DISH/MahaDISH; local variance is high.

Maharashtra

v1 — Aaple Sarkar Seva Kendra filing enabled for this service. The 2018 IT-Department GR was OCR-read and settles the scope question: Kendras are established statewide including urban areas — extending them to the urban 46% is the GR's stated purpose, with explicit per-population urban norms. Combined with ZP Thane's published service list (which includes this certificate at ₹20), the nearest-centre display now renders. Still flagged: the GR governs where centres are, not which services each files.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring. Deaths are governed by the same Registration of Births and Deaths Act, 1969 as births, so the spine (21-day period, no fee inside it, institution-is-the-informant rule, Section 13 delayed-registration ladder, Section 12/17 copies) is sourced to the same official CRS FAQ and Act text already used for the birth atom. The rural 5-day RTS designation and the Gram Sevak/ABDO/BDO chain are read from the Aaple Sarkar service listing. Maharashtra-prescribed late and per-copy fees are left unasserted with verifyBeforeLaunch.

Maharashtra

v2 — Aaple Sarkar Seva Kendra filing enabled for this service. The 2018 IT-Department GR was OCR-read and settles the scope question: Kendras are established statewide including urban areas — extending them to the urban 46% is the GR's stated purpose, with explicit per-population urban norms. Combined with ZP Thane's published service list (which includes this certificate at ₹20), the nearest-centre display now renders. Still flagged: the GR governs where centres are, not which services each files.

Maharashtra

v2 — Added the rural channel from the Aaple Sarkar service listing itself: the birth certificate is a Right to Public Services notified service with a 5-day limit, the Gram Sevak as designated officer, and appeals to the Assistant BDO then the BDO. This closes the open question on turnaround/RTS designation for rural Maharashtra (verification row 92); the urban municipal channel remains open.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring. Central spine (21-day period, no fee inside it, hospital-is-the-informant rule, Section 13 delayed-registration ladder, Section 14 name entry, Section 12/17 copies, Section 20 births abroad, Section 25A appeals, and the born-on-or-after-01-10-2023 mandatory-use list) taken from the official CRS FAQ and the RBD Act text. Maharashtra-prescribed late and per-copy fees left as verifyBeforeLaunch — they are set by state rules and are not published on either source.

Maharashtra

v2 — Replaced the flagged MBU charge with UIDAI's own published figure: ₹125 outside the free windows, free the first time between 5 and 7 and the first or second time between 15 and 17, and free between 7 and 15 until 30 September 2026. Also recorded UIDAI's rule that the MBU must be a stand-alone transaction. Closes verification row 93 and answers the window/waiver interaction queried in row 94.

All India (central)

v1 — Initial authoring against the UIDAI enrolling-children FAQ (photo-only capture, birth certificate mandatory for births after 01-10-2023, parental authentication and consent, in-person only, free of charge) and the UIDAI MBU FAQ plus the 7–15 charge-waiver OM. The out-of-window MBU charge is left verifyBeforeLaunch — the figure is not stated on the pages read.

All India (central)

v1 — Initial authoring against UIDAI's 'Updating data on Aadhaar' page (online myAadhaar route, registered-mobile requirement, quality-team verification, Head of Family relationship-based updates) and UIDAI's published Aadhaar Update Charges (demographic update ₹75 separately or free alongside a biometric update; document update free on the portal until 14.06.2027 or ₹75 at a centre — a distinction the atom calls out because centres conflate the two). The Head of Family mechanics, the PoA list specifics, any address-update limit and the processing turnaround are flagged verifyBeforeLaunch.

All India (central)

v1 — Initial authoring: annual investment/turnover update (recurring), PAN/GST linkage (standing), detail changes (event). Update mechanism and timing flagged for verification against the Udyam portal.

All India (central)

v1 — Initial authoring: display + Marathi signboard + labour records (standing), worker-count and detail changes (event). Signboard rule, thresholds and record requirements flagged for verification against the Labour Dept / Aaple Sarkar.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring: annual renewal (recurring, financial-year window), display (standing), premises/activity change (event). All specifics — renewal window, fee, and whether display is mandated — flagged for verification against the PMC portal; local-body variance is high.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring (registration-level only, not a CA tool): display (standing), return cadence overview (recurring, link-out), e-invoice/e-way bill (standing), amendment (event). Return forms/dates and thresholds flagged for verification against the GST portal.

All India (central)

v1 — Initial authoring: goods-transport operator compliance feed (MH) keyed to the goods-carriage permit — permit renewal, National annual authorisation, fitness renewal, commercial insurance, PUC, road tax (recurring) and carry-documents (standing). Exact cadences, national-authorisation and road-tax schedules flagged for verification against MH MVD / Vahan.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring: annual fee + Form D-1 annual return (recurring), display + Schedule 4 hygiene + scope (standing), premises/ownership/capacity change (event). Fee slab, exact return type/due date, hygiene and FoSTaC specifics flagged for verification against FoSCoS/FSSAI.

All India (central)

v1 — Initial authoring: annual fee + annual return (recurring), display + hygiene + scope (standing), premises/tier-change (event). Exact return type/due date and hygiene specifics flagged for verification against FoSCoS/FSSAI.

All India (central)

v1 — Initial authoring: half-yearly Form B compliance certificate as two recurring deadlines (January & July windows), maintain-installations (standing), Final-NOC renewal/re-apply on major change (event). Exact submission dates, licensed-agency requirement and renewal cycle flagged for verification against the Maharashtra Fire Service / Fire Act.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring: restaurant journey for Maharashtra bundling Shop Act (required), FSSAI Basic/State fork (conditional on turnover+aggregators), GST (conditional), Udyam (recommended), PMC trade/health licence (required), Fire NOC (conditional on building/seating). Municipal and fire specifics carry verification flags.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring: home-based food business journey for Maharashtra — a lean subset of the restaurant/cloud-kitchen bundle. FSSAI Basic/State fork on true ₹12L/₹20cr tiers with the SHG/Gruh-Udyog exemption noted (conditional), Shop Act triggered by employing workers (conditional), GST forced by online-platform supply (conditional), Udyam (recommended). No municipal food-premises licence or Fire NOC asserted at this micro scale; home-kitchen and Shop-Act grey areas carry verification flags.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring: small goods-transport business journey for Maharashtra bundling the vehicle-side atoms — Certificate of Fitness (required), goods-carriage permit State/National (required, depends on fitness), PUC (required) — with GST (conditional on interstate/turnover, GTA reverse-charge noted) and Udyam (recommended). Three-layer driver/vehicle/business compliance and the GST/GTA nuance carry verification flags.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring: state-agnostic freelancer setup — Udyam (recommended), GST (conditional on ₹20L services threshold / platform triggers), PAN + current-account KYC as journey guidance. GST service-threshold and interstate nuances flagged for verification.

All India (central)

v1 — Initial authoring: Uber/Ola driver journey for Maharashtra bundling the driver-side atoms — transport-vehicle licence endorsement (AEDL) and PSV badge (both required), plus PUC. Vehicle-side obligations (commercial registration, permit, fitness, commercial insurance) and aggregator-onboarding gates are described honestly as verify-flagged journey pitfalls until their own procedure atoms are authored in the RTO/transport waves.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring: cloud-kitchen (delivery-only) journey for Maharashtra — clone-and-swap from the restaurant outcome minus the dine-in Eating House track. Shop Act (required), FSSAI Basic/State fork on the true ₹12L / ₹20cr turnover tiers (conditional), GST (conditional, forced by aggregator supply), Udyam (recommended), PMC trade/health licence (required), Fire NOC keyed to building not seating (conditional). FSSAI tiers, e-commerce/aggregator obligations, municipal and fire specifics carry verification flags.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring: café / small-eatery journey for Maharashtra — restaurant variant at lower thresholds. Shop Act (required), FSSAI Basic/State fork on true ₹12L/₹20cr tiers with Basic as the café default (conditional), GST (conditional on aggregators/threshold), Udyam (recommended), PMC trade/health licence with dine-in Eating House Licence note (required), Fire NOC keyed to building/seating with ~50-seat guidance (conditional). Dine-in, FSSAI-tier and fire specifics carry verification flags.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring: buy/sell a used vehicle journey for Maharashtra — RC ownership transfer (required, Form 29/30), hypothecation termination (conditional on loan, Form 35), inter-RTO/state NOC (conditional on jurisdiction move, Form 28), and PUC (required). Sequencing and seller-liability/buyer-diligence pitfalls encoded; road-tax-refund and buyer-diligence specifics carry verification flags.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring: free self-declaration Udyam registration, Aadhaar+PAN+GST validation, permanent URN, fake-site warning. Classification slabs and PAN-mandatory nuance flagged for verification against the official portal.

All India (central)

v1 — Initial authoring (Verification in progress): PMC municipal trade/health licence for food premises, ULB-variance warning, police eating-house licence noted as separate, sequencing with FSSAI/Shop Act/Fire NOC. Fees, timelines, exact online path and trade categories flagged for verification against the PMC portal — ULB figures are the hardest to confirm online.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring: PUC certificate (pan-India RTO atom) — on-the-spot emission test at authorised centres, ₹60–₹100, new-vehicle 1yr then 6-monthly validity. Fee range and penalty amount flagged for verification against Parivahan/state schedules.

All India (central)

v1 — Initial authoring: second-hand vehicle RC ownership transfer (MH) via Vahan — Form 29 (seller) + Form 30 (buyer), 14-day/45-day deadlines, hypothecation and inter-RTO NOC as conditional prerequisites, ~₹300–500 + ₹200 smart card, 15–30 day issuance. Fees, inspection necessity and tax-clearance specifics flagged for verification against Vahan/Parivahan.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring: vehicle NOC (Form 28) for inter-RTO/inter-state transfer (MH) via Vahan — dues/records check, ~6-month validity, destination re-registration and road-tax refund noted. Fee, validity, police-check and road-tax-refund specifics flagged for verification against Vahan/Parivahan.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring: transport-vehicle licence endorsement (AEDL) for Maharashtra — Form 5 school certificate + Form 1A medical + RTO driving test, ~3-year validity. Age/holding-period requirement, exact fee, driving-test necessity and validity flagged for verification against Parivahan/Sarathi/MH MVD.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring: PSV (driver) badge for Maharashtra — sits on top of a transport-authorised licence; age/education/holding-period eligibility, medical, RTO badge test, ~3-year validity. Eligibility specifics, fee, police-verification and local-test details flagged for verification against Parivahan/Sarathi/MH MVD.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring: hypothecation termination (Form 35) for Maharashtra via Vahan — bank NOC + Form 35, updated RC issuance. Fee, NOC validity window and insurance/PUC necessity flagged for verification against Vahan/Parivahan.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring: goods-carriage permit (State/National) for Maharashtra — fitness-certificate prerequisite, State-vs-National scope fork, ~5-year validity with recurring fees. Fee figures, vehicle-age caps, hearing requirement and own-goods exemption flagged for verification against MH MVD permit-fees page and Parivahan permit module.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring: Certificate of Fitness (Form 38) for transport vehicles (MH) via Vahan — RTO/ATS inspection, ~2-year new-vehicle validity then yearly, links to permit renewal. Fees, validity slabs and ATS-mandate specifics flagged for verification against Vahan/MH MVD.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring: GST registration flow (Part A/B, Aadhaar authentication, REG-06), thresholds ₹40L goods/₹20L services, interstate and e-commerce compulsory triggers, composition scheme note. Thresholds, timelines and restaurant-via-e-commerce treatment flagged for verification against the GST portal / CBIC.

All India (central)

v1 — Initial authoring: FSSAI State Licence tier (₹1.5–50 crore + activity triggers), Form B, FSMS requirement, geo-tagged photo, perpetual validity with annual fee/return. Fee range, timelines, exact activity triggers and inspection rules flagged for verification against FoSCoS.

All India (central)

v1 — Initial authoring (Verification in progress): two-stage Fire NOC under the Maharashtra Fire Prevention and Life Safety Measures Act 2006, building-driven applicability, provisional-vs-final, maintenance/audit obligations. Exact height/area thresholds, fees and timelines flagged for verification against MFES and the Act.

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring from research baseline; encoded the October 2025 Amendment Ordinance threshold change (registration at 20+ workers, intimation 0–19) against the Law & Judiciary Dept notification and the official LMS user manual flow

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring from research baseline; fee structure (₹150/class + ₹50 test, Rule 32 CMVR) cross-checked against the Parivahan fees page reference; Form 1/1A fork and faceless-test path encoded — Sarathi upload specs and Maharashtra faceless coverage flagged for verification

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring from research baseline; RTS timeline (15 days) and officer chain confirmed against the Aaple Sarkar service listing

Maharashtra

v1 — Initial authoring encoding the April 2026 regime (perpetual validity, ₹1.5 crore basic threshold, geo-tagged premises photo, annual fee + Food Safety Compliance Report, street-vendor deemed registration) verified against the official MoHFW/FSSAI press release of 13 March 2026

All India (central)

v1 — Initial authoring from research baseline

Maharashtra