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EBC-I / BC-II (OBC Non-Creamy Layer) Caste Certificate Help
Local help applying for a Jharkhand EBC-I / BC-II (OBC, Non-Creamy Layer) Caste Certificate through the ServicePlus portal, for admissions, jobs and reservation benefits.

What we can do for you
- Correct category checked first: EBC-I or BC-II
- Non-creamy-layer income-limit document checklist
- Father's existing caste certificate reused where available
- Application reference number for tracking
Documents to prepare
Requirements vary by applicant. Use this as a starting list; we confirm the latest before you visit.
- 1Applicant's Aadhaar card
- 2Father's/family's existing caste certificate, if already issued (speeds up verification)
- 3Current income certificate or affidavit showing the family falls under the non-creamy-layer income limit
- 4Residence certificate or current address proof
- 5Ration card, if available
- 6School certificate or admission record showing caste, if available
- 7Self-declaration affidavit of caste on the prescribed format
- 8Recent passport-size photograph
What happens next
- Confirm whether your community falls under EBC-I or BC-II (we check the current Jharkhand list with you).
- Share Aadhaar, income and residence documents, and any existing family caste certificate.
- We fill the ServicePlus application and review every field with you.
- Keep the reference number; the Circle Officer verifies caste and non-creamy-layer status before issuing the certificate.
Check the latest rules
Official sites set the current documents, appointments and fees. We help you navigate them.
Leave your name and number. We check your documents, fill the form correctly and keep you updated. Our service charge is told before we start.
Page reviewed: 30 September 2026
Serving Jamshedpur, East Singhbhum and Jharkhand
Customers visit NISE COMPORT from across Jamshedpur and East Singhbhum. Find your area below, or call or WhatsApp us if you are not sure how to reach our desk in Kharangajhar, Telco.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between EBC-I and BC-II?
These are two separate Jharkhand backward-class categories, each with its own list of communities. The category is decided by which list the applicant's caste appears in, not by choice — we check the current official list before applying.
Does this certificate expire?
Non-creamy-layer caste certificates are commonly asked to be renewed periodically (often annually) for admissions and jobs, since they also certify current family income. Check the specific requirement of the scheme you are applying to.
What customers say
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