EWS and property
9 months ago
I have 2 flats of 1150 and 600 sq feet in two different locations in the name of my parents, am i eligible for EWS ?
A.Dear Client,
To be classified under EWS Category, the candidate's annual family income must be less than Rs. 8 lakhs per annum. Their family must not own more than 5 acres of agricultural land and the residential flat area collectively should be below 1000 sq ft. Being the above qualifying parameter, you are not eligible for EWS Certificate. However, you may enquire the matter with the concerned competent authority, like, DM/SDM, Tehsildar for further clarification in this regard.
To be classified under EWS Category, the candidate's annual family income must be less than Rs. 8 lakhs per annum. Their family must not own more than 5 acres of agricultural land and the residential flat area collectively should be below 1000 sq ft. Being the above qualifying parameter, you are not eligible for EWS Certificate. However, you may enquire the matter with the concerned competent authority, like, DM/SDM, Tehsildar for further clarification in this regard.
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A.Dear client,
In general, the EWS category is designed to provide affordable housing options to individuals or families from economically weaker sections of society. Eligibility is often determined based on factors such as income, family size, and ownership of property.
Having two flats, especially of relatively significant sizes like 1150 sq feet and 600 sq feet, may impact your eligibility for certain housing schemes, as it might be seen as a form of property ownership or assets. However, the exact rules and conditions can differ, and it's crucial to consult with local authorities or housing departments to get clarity on your eligibility based on the specific location and prevailing regulations.
Reach out to the appropriate housing authority or a local legal expert who specializes in housing and property matters for personalized advice based on your situation and the current laws in your area.
In general, the EWS category is designed to provide affordable housing options to individuals or families from economically weaker sections of society. Eligibility is often determined based on factors such as income, family size, and ownership of property.
Having two flats, especially of relatively significant sizes like 1150 sq feet and 600 sq feet, may impact your eligibility for certain housing schemes, as it might be seen as a form of property ownership or assets. However, the exact rules and conditions can differ, and it's crucial to consult with local authorities or housing departments to get clarity on your eligibility based on the specific location and prevailing regulations.
Reach out to the appropriate housing authority or a local legal expert who specializes in housing and property matters for personalized advice based on your situation and the current laws in your area.
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