Free Legal Aid Eligibility Checker & NALSA Guide | Bharat Samvidhan
Verify your eligibility for a free court advocate under Section 12 of the Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987. Learn how to secure legal aid in India.
CONSTITUTIONAL MANDATE (ARTICLE 39A)
Free Legal Aid Eligibility Checker
Under Article 39A of the Indian Constitution, the State guarantees free legal representation to ensure that justice is accessible to all. Verify your eligibility below.
Eligibility Questionnaire
Check any categories that apply to you:
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What Free Services Do You Get?
Free legal consultation and advice.
Drafting of plaints, written statements, and appeals.
Representation by a panel lawyer in court trials.
Exemption from court fees and typing costs.
How to apply?
Visit the **District Court complex** in your area and head to the **District Legal Services Authority (DLSA)** office. You will be provided with a short form to file your request.