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Tele-Law Citizen Legal Aid Services

Department / Authority: Department of Justice (Access to Justice)

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What this service does

Department of Justice initiative connecting rural and marginalized citizens with panel lawyers through video conferencing facilities at Common Service Centres (CSCs) for timely, free pre-litigation legal advice.

Who can use it / Eligibility

Free for Women, Children, SC/ST citizens, disaster victims, persons with disabilities, and low-income citizens under Section 12 of Legal Services Authorities Act (Nominal ₹30 for general citizens).

What you'll need (Documents Required)

  • 1Aadhaar Card / Mobile Number
  • 2Category Certificate (for free legal aid eligibility under Section 12)
  • 3Case / Dispute related documents (if available)

How it works (Step-by-Step)

  1. 1
    Visit tele-law.in or download the Tele-Law Mobile App.
  2. 2
    Register with mobile OTP and enter basic demographic details.
  3. 3
    Select dispute category (Land, Family, Dowry, Labour, Consumer, Criminal, Welfare Entitlements).
  4. 4
    Choose convenient date and time slot for legal consultation.
  5. 5
    Connect with Panel Advocate via video conference or audio call to receive expert legal advice and written opinion.
Offline Application Process

Visit nearest Common Service Centre (CSC) and request Village Level Entrepreneur (VLE) for Tele-Law booking.

Key Service Facts

Statutory Fees

Free of Cost for vulnerable sections; ₹30 for general category

Processing Time

Consultation scheduled within 24-48 hours

Helpline

1800-11-0001 / 15100

Verified Source

Every URL, document list, and fee requirement is verified against gov.in or nic.in portals. (tele-law.in).

Last verified: 17 Sept 2026
Source: Department of Justice, Ministry of Law and Justice
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