Lost & Found Notice Ads in Newspaper – Book Online (2026)

We have a wide range of national and regional titles such as Times of India, Hindustan Times, The Hindu, Dainik Bhaskar, Dainik Jagran, Lokmat, Eenadu, Malayal Manorama, Deccan Chronicle, Deccan Herald, Anandabazar Patrika, Gujarat Samachar, and so on. Get in touch with a particular title or a regional edition.

The price is based on the newspaper issue (city and state), the type of ad (classified text or display), number of words or size of the ad, and the type of publication. The rates of classified text lost documents notice begin at around 375 per insertion on smaller editions; large editions such as Mumbai and Delhi cost more since they have circulation. Display advertising prices are based on a square centimetre.

Yes. Post the document information and any other details - our staff prepares a well-designed lost and found notice in a suitable format without any extra cost. We deal with English notices and local language notices.

Yes. NRIs and foreign customers frequently place orders with us in terms of lost passport, property document and educational certificate notices. All the procedure including writing, payment and tear sheet delivery is done through WhatsApp and email remotely.

Normal bookings are released between 2-5 working days. In some cases, where there is some urgency (such as passport appointments, RTO duplicate applications, or bank requirements) then same-day or next-day publication might be possible depending on the newspaper edition and its material deadline.

The electronic tear sheet is a scanned or electronic paper image of the page of your newspaper where your notice was posted. It displays the name of the newspaper, date of publication, edition and the entire text of the notice. Most passport offices, RTOs, banks and government authorities accept it as evidence of publication.

Digital tear sheets are the standard that we offer. In submissions to Passport Seva Kendra, RTOs, or some courts which may need the original newspaper pages, we can recommend to you how to get and retain the physical copies.

In the majority of common lost document notices driving licence, PAN card, cheque book, etc. only one newspaper publication is normally required. In cases of lost passport notices and the loss of some property documents, some authorities suggest or demand publication in an English daily newspaper and a regional language newspaper. We recommend according to the type of document to be submitted and the authority.

Before submitting any draft, we go through it to reduce mistakes. Should an error be identified in the published notice, we will evaluate the circumstances and recommend on how the corrective action should be taken, and this may involve republication.

Call or WhatsApp us on +91 98219 84000 / +91 96996 06000 / +91 86571 12011, or submit an enquiry on Public-NoticeAds.in. Include the type of document and the city or the newspaper you like. We leave it to our team.

Get in touch with us via phone, WhatsApp or the online enquiry form. What kind of document you lost or found, what newspaper or issue you require and what city or state do you live in. We will take you through format choice, drafting, timeline, and payment - all will be done in a single discussion.

Documents have different requirements. To obtain a lost passport, one requires his full name, passport number, date of issue, and residential address. You need to present your DL number, issuing RTO and the type of vehicle to be covered by the lost driving licence. In case of a lost educational certificate, the name of the institution, the year of passing and the certificate details are required. In the case of found property the description of the item and contact details are to be provided. We will verify what is required, of course, after you tell us about your particular situation.

Yes. Our notice forms are based on the typical templates that are needed by Passport Seva Kendra, Regional Transport Offices, banks, educational institutions, and government departments. The vocabulary and format of various types of documents are known to us.

We run issues in all the major cities of India, like Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, Chennai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Pune, Ahmedabad, Kochi, Lucknow, Chandigarh, Bengali, and Jaipur, in English and the major regional language newspapers.

In smaller editions, the rate begins at around 375 per insertion of classified text lost and found notices. Editions of major cities cost more depending on circulation. Display notices are payed per square centimetre. The respective newspapers are entitled to revise all rates periodically.

Most of the notices are posted within 2–4 working days after payment is validated and the draft is accepted. Bookings that require time - passport appointments or RTO duplicate applications - can be eligible to be published the same or next day based on the cut-off time of that edition.

Yes. Passport Seva Kendra, Regional Transport Offices, UIDAI, banks, educational boards, universities and central and state government departments recognise and accept notices that are published in empanelled national and regional newspapers.

Absolutely. You need not be in the same city or state - or even in India - to place an order with us, to book a lost and found notice ad. All of that is done over the phone, through WhatsApp, and email. The payment can be done digitally via UPI, bank transfer, among other conventional methods.

Yes. We handle lost and found notice advertisements in English and in a large number of regional languages such as Hindi, Marathi, Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, Kannada, Bengali and Gujarati, either as a single language or as a dual-newspaper package.

Please explain what type of document you are submitting, which city you are in, and what authority you are submitting to. We are going to suggest the best newspaper mix depending on the needs, the circulation area and your budget.