RTI Letter Format


Date:   ………..
Place:  …………….

From,
…………..
………………………..

To
The Public Information Officer
…………….

Letter under Sec.6 of the Right to Information Act, 2005

Under the provisions of Right to information Act, We wish to seek the following information from your office:

1.      A

2.      B

3.      C

A postal order for Rs.10/- is sent herewith towards fee as per the provisions of Right to information Act, 2005.

You are requested to provide the required information at the earliest.

Thanking you,

Yours faithfully

…………………..

Encl:

Postal order for Rs.10

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