Free Press Journal Public Notice Advertisement Name Change • Property • Lost Document • Court • INC 26 • Tender

Call, WhatsApp, or fill in the enquiry form on public-noticeads.com. Tell us your notice type, the Free Press Journal edition (e.g., Mumbai, Indore, Bhopal, Raipur), and any draft details or supporting documents. We handle the drafting, booking, slot confirmation, and proof delivery — completely remotely.

To publish a name change notice in the Free Press Journal, contact public-noticeads.com with your old name, new name, affidavit details, and city of publication. We draft the notice in the legally accepted format, book the appropriate FPJ edition, and deliver your digital tear sheet after publication. For Maharashtra, most authorities require simultaneous publication in a Marathi newspaper — for Madhya Pradesh, a Hindi newspaper is typically required. We handle the combo booking in a single process.

Yes. The Free Press Journal is accepted by Bombay High Court, Madhya Pradesh High Court, their subordinate district and civil courts, passport seva kendras in Mumbai, Indore, Bhopal, and Raipur, sub-registrar offices, banks, and central and state government departments as a valid English-language daily for public notice publication. It has been a recognised publication for legal and statutory notices for over nine decades.

To book a property notice in the Free Press Journal, provide the property details, the nature of the notice (sale, acquisition, title dispute, or objection window), and the target FPJ edition. We draft a legally worded notice specifying the required public objection period, book the insertion, and deliver publication proof. For Mumbai properties, FPJ is a cost-effective English-language alternative. For Indore and Madhya Pradesh properties, FPJ is one of the primary English dailies used for property notices.

Free Press Journal classified text public notices start at approximately ₹500 per insertion. The Mumbai edition carries higher rates than the central India editions due to its larger circulation. Display notices are charged per square centimetre. One of FPJ's practical advantages for clients is that it offers competitive rates compared to the largest English dailies while still being accepted by courts and authorities. Contact public-noticeads.com for a current quote based on your specific edition and notice type.

To place a lost passport notice in the Free Press Journal, contact us with your passport number (last few digits), your name, and city. We draft the notice in the format accepted by the relevant Passport Seva Kendra — whether in Mumbai, Indore, or Bhopal — book the appropriate FPJ edition, and provide a digital tear sheet for submission. Where dual-language publication is required, we pair FPJ with the appropriate regional newspaper and handle both bookings together.

You can book public notices in Free Press Journal editions including Mumbai, Indore, Bhopal, and Raipur. The appropriate edition depends on the jurisdiction of your court, sub-registrar office, or administrative authority. For notices that must cover both Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh simultaneously, we advise the best edition or multi-edition approach for your specific requirement.

Standard bookings are published within 2–4 working days after draft approval and payment. For urgent cases — such as court submission deadlines, passport office requirements, or ROC filing dates — same-day or next-day publication may be possible depending on the edition and material deadline. Contact us early for time-critical matters.

Both are English-language newspapers accepted for public notice publication in Mumbai. Times of India has higher circulation in Mumbai and is the most widely read English daily in the city — making it the preferred choice for maximum reach. The Free Press Journal offers a cost-effective alternative for notices where a recognised English daily is required but the specific authority or court does not mandate a particular publication. Many Mumbai courts, passport offices, and sub-registrar offices accept both. For clients where budget is a consideration or where the notice type does not require the largest possible circulation, FPJ is a practical and accepted option. We advise the best choice based on your authority's requirements and budget.

To publish a public notice in Free Press Journal for a Madhya Pradesh High Court matter, contact public-noticeads.com with the nature of the legal proceeding, the relevant HC bench (Jabalpur, Indore, or Gwalior), and the notice details. We draft the notice in the legally required format, book the appropriate FPJ edition — typically Indore or Bhopal for MP High Court matters — and deliver a digital tear sheet for court submission. Madhya Pradesh High Court proceedings frequently require publication in a recognised English daily, and Free Press Journal is widely accepted for this purpose.

Yes. Madhya Pradesh legal and administrative procedures typically require publication in both an English and a Hindi newspaper. We manage dual-publication bookings pairing Free Press Journal with a leading Hindi daily such as Dainik Bhaskar or Nai Dunia in a single process. You receive both digital tear sheets together, satisfying the dual-language publication requirement for MP courts, sub-registrar offices, and passport offices in one step.

Yes. For notices requiring dual-language publication in Maharashtra — where one English and one Marathi newspaper is required — we pair Free Press Journal with Lokmat, Maharashtra Times, Loksatta, or another Marathi daily based on your jurisdiction. We manage both bookings together and deliver combined tear sheet proof.

To publish an INC 26 notice in Free Press Journal, contact public-noticeads.com with your company name, the nature of the corporate change (name change, registered office shift, etc.), and the MCA/ROC reference number. We draft the notice in MCA-compliant format, book the Mumbai edition, and deliver a digital tear sheet for ROC Mumbai submission. The Free Press Journal is accepted by ROC Mumbai as a qualifying English daily for INC 26 statutory publication requirements.

Requirements vary by notice type. For a name change, you need your old name, new name, affidavit details, and residential address. For a lost document notice, provide the original document details. For a property notice, share the property description, survey or CTS number, and the basis of the notice. For INC 26 or corporate notices, provide the MCA/ROC resolution reference. We guide you on exact requirements once you contact us.

Yes. NRI clients with property, succession, or legal matters in Mumbai, Indore, or Bhopal jurisdictions regularly book Free Press Journal notices through public-noticeads.com from outside India. The entire process — drafting, approval, payment, and proof delivery — is handled via WhatsApp and email. Digital payment options are available for international clients.

A digital tear sheet is a scanned image or e-paper screenshot of the exact Free Press Journal page on which your notice was published. It clearly shows the newspaper name, edition, publication date, and the full notice text. This format is accepted by Bombay High Court, Madhya Pradesh High Court, district courts, sub-registrar offices, passport offices, and banks as valid proof of English-language publication. Physical copies can be arranged on request.

Yes. You can book a public notice in any Free Press Journal edition regardless of your current location. This is frequently done for property matters, succession proceedings, and court-ordered publications in Mumbai, Indore, Bhopal, or Raipur by people currently residing elsewhere. Contact us with the target city and we manage the entire booking on your behalf.