The facility would be available on the government portals 'www.Pcs.Mahaonline.Gov.In' and
'www.Aplesarkar.Mahaonline.Gov.In'.
Applicants can upload required documents and digital signature online, and then present himself or herself at the police station of the area for verification of credentials.
Special branch (SB) G Unit will do the further processing and issue the certificate.
Applicants would receive text messages about the status of the application and can also download the certificate online when it is ready.
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Earlier, applicants had to visit the Special Branch Unit-1 office in south Mumbai at least twice or thrice to get the character certificate, Shinde said, and the process would take more than two months.
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