Independent template site. Formats are for information only and are not legal advice. Laws, stamp duty and registration rules vary by State.

Letter and Declaration Maker: NOC, Consent, Undertaking Online

Make the short legal letters offices ask for: NOCs, consent letters, undertakings, declarations, authority letters and indemnity bonds. Fill the details once and download.

Private by design: the tool runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you type is uploaded or sent anywhere; drafts are saved only in this browser, and you can delete them with one click.

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What the tool builds

  • Sender block, date and place, addressee and subject line.
  • Body paragraphs for the selected letter type.
  • Signature block and, where needed, notary and stamp blanks.
  • Hindi NOC option.

Templates in this tool

How to use it

  1. Choose the documentPick the type from the list. Template pages open the tool with their sample already loaded.
  2. Fill the detailsThe preview updates as you type. Your draft saves automatically in this browser.
  3. Pick a styleEngrossed deed, stamp paper or plain typed. The text is identical; only the look changes.
  4. DownloadPDF (A4 or Letter), editable Word, or Print. For Hindi and Bangla use Print and Save as PDF.
  5. Stamp, sign and attestPrint on stamp paper or attach the e-stamp, sign before witnesses, and notarise or register as required.
Blanks are deliberate

Every document leaves clearly marked blanks for the stamp paper or e-stamp value, notarisation and registration details. These depend on your State and are filled by the stamp vendor, notary or Sub-Registrar, so the tool never guesses them.

Frequently asked questions

Do these letters need stamp paper?

Most letters do not; indemnity bonds usually do. Follow the receiving office’s instructions.

Can I put it on my company letterhead?

Yes. Download Word and paste it into your letterhead template.

Please note: these templates are for general information and are not legal advice. Laws, stamp duty, notarisation and registration rules vary by State. Consult an advocate for your case. This is an independent website, not a law firm and not a government office.