Official UP Police tenant verification route
Uttar Pradesh Police currently lists Tenant/PG Verification among its Citizen Services. Its Janhit Sevayen page directs users to the District Police CCTNS portal for verification, permission, complaint and related public services.
How to submit tenant verification in Noida
- Open the official UP Police Citizen Services page. Proceed to the District Police/CCTNS online-services option.
- Select Tenant/PG Verification. Use the current service shown on the official portal. Service names and internal links can change over time.
- Enter landlord details. Fill the owner/landlord name, contact information, correspondence address and any other fields required by the live form.
- Enter tenant details. Provide the tenant's name, contact details, present rental address, permanent address, identity particulars and other information requested.
- Add family or co-occupant information if requested. Follow the current portal rather than relying on fields shown in older screenshots.
- Upload required documents. Upload only the identity, address, photograph or other supporting documents requested by the official portal and follow its current file-size limits.
- Review before submission. Check spellings, mobile numbers, addresses and identity information carefully.
- Submit and retain acknowledgement. Save the reference/application number, acknowledgement and a copy of the information submitted.
Documents and information to keep ready
The exact requirements are those displayed on the current UP Police/CCTNS service. As a practical checklist, landlords and tenants should generally keep the following information available.
| Category | Typical information |
|---|---|
| Landlord / owner | Name, mobile number, address and contact information requested by the portal. |
| Tenant | Full name, mobile number, present rental address, permanent address and identity particulars. |
| Identity / address proof | Only the document type and copy specifically required by the live official form. |
| Family / co-occupants | Names, relationship or other details if the current verification form requests them. |
| Rental premises | Complete Noida/Gautam Buddh Nagar address, police-station jurisdiction where requested, and occupancy information. |
| Submission record | Application/reference number, acknowledgement and copies of documents actually submitted. |
Do not assume the old page's 100 KB upload limit remains current. Follow the size and file-type limits displayed by the official portal at the time of filing.
Legal position: BNS Section 223 replaces the old IPC Section 188 reference
Current provision
Section 223 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 deals with disobedience to an order duly promulgated by a public servant who is lawfully empowered to issue that order. BNS has been in force from 1 July 2024, subject to the notified commencement framework.
The former version of this page referred to IPC Section 188. That is no longer the current provision for new post-commencement offences. Section 223 BNS is the corresponding current provision.
Why this matters for landlords
If a competent authority has issued an applicable tenant-information or verification order for a locality or category of premises, failure to comply may have legal consequences. The safest approach is to use the current UP Police tenant-verification service and also check any current direction issued by the competent Gautam Buddh Nagar/Noida authority where applicable.
What was removed from the old page?
The earlier page used the obsolete noidapolice.com/web/tenant-verification route, old form screenshots, a fixed 100 KB upload limit, and an outdated statement treating IPC Section 188 as an automatic tenant-verification mandate. Those items have been removed or corrected.
- Old Noida Police website and tenant-verification URLs removed.
- Outdated form screenshots removed.
- Fixed upload-size claims removed because the live portal controls current limits.
- IPC Section 188 reference updated to BNS Section 223 with the correct legal qualification.
- Obsolete Facebook SDK/comments code and malformed HTML removed.
- Very long repetitive state-by-state sidebar replaced with focused, relevant links.
Tenant verification good practices
- Use only official police or government portals when uploading identity documents.
- Keep the tenant's written rental documentation and current contact details separately from the police-verification acknowledgement.
- Retain the application/reference number and submission date.
- Check police-station jurisdiction if the portal or local authority requires it.
- Do not collect more personal information than is reasonably necessary for the verification and tenancy purpose.
- Check for current local orders whenever a tenancy is created, renewed or materially changed.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I apply for tenant verification in Noida?
Use the official Uttar Pradesh Police Citizen Services/CCTNS system and select Tenant/PG Verification.
Is a tenant-verification form available for download?
Yes. UP Police currently lists tenant-verification forms in Hindi and English on its official Download Utility Forms page.
Does IPC Section 188 still apply as the current provision?
For the current criminal-law framework, the corresponding provision is Section 223 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023. BNS came into force from 1 July 2024, subject to the notified commencement and transitional framework.
Does Section 223 BNS automatically make tenant verification compulsory?
No. Section 223 concerns disobedience of an order duly promulgated by a lawfully empowered public servant. The existence and scope of an applicable local order or other legal requirement must be checked separately.
Should I use old Noida Police screenshots to complete the form?
No. Use the fields, document requirements and file-size limits displayed by the current official UP Police/CCTNS portal.
Related police verification guides
Disclaimer: This page is an informational guide and is not an official police website or legal opinion. Government portals, local orders, forms and document requirements can change. Verify current requirements with UP Police and the competent local authority before relying on the information for legal compliance.