Draft, get customer approval, sign and dispatch legal notices.
A partner advocate accepts a notice assigned through the portal, reviews the customer's facts and documents, drafts the notice and shares it for approval. After approval you sign it with your DSC, attach the stamp details, dispatch it to the recipient and upload the proof of delivery to complete the case.
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You review the customer facts, prepare the notice, share it for approval, sign it and dispatch it to the recipient with proof of delivery. Typical matters include cheque bounce, recovery of dues, security deposits, salary and contract breaches.
Typical matters include cheque bounce, recovery of dues, security deposits, salary claims and contract breaches. You see the customer's facts and documents in the portal, decide whether to accept the assignment, and prepare the notice as the responsible advocate, applying your own professional judgment to what it should say.
Yes. After drafting, you share the notice with the customer for approval inside the portal. Once the customer approves, you sign it with your DSC, attach the stamp details and dispatch it to the recipient. You then upload the proof of delivery so the case record is complete.
The typical turnaround is [TAT] and the partner fee is [Fee card], both set in your signed partner agreement. Every assignment shows a response timer, so you can plan your capacity before you accept or decline, and earnings reach your ledger on completion.
