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Guidelines on Complaint Registration

Guidelines on Complaint Registration

Please follow the guidelines below to register your complaint effectively. This will help us address your concerns in a timely manner.

  1. Identify the nature of your complaint:
    Please clearly identify whether your complaint relates to Speed Post, Money Order, Savings Account, PLI/RPLI, or any other postal service. Having a clear understanding of the service type helps us route your complaint to the right department.
  2. Gather relevant information:
    Before filing a complaint, please keep the following details handy — article number / consignment ID, transaction receipt, date of transaction, and the post office location involved. This information is critical for faster resolution.
  3. Provide accurate contact details:
    Ensure that your name, mobile number, and email address are correct and currently active. Our team may need to contact you for additional information or to update you on the status of your complaint.
  4. Describe the issue in detail:
    Provide a clear, concise, and complete description of the issue. Include dates, names of individuals (if applicable), and any other relevant details. The more information you provide, the easier it will be for us to investigate and resolve the matter.
  5. Attach supporting documents:
    If available, attach scanned copies or photographs of receipts, tracking details, or any other documentation that supports your complaint. This can significantly speed up the resolution process.
  6. Review before submission:
    Before submitting your complaint, review all the information you have entered to ensure accuracy. Incomplete or incorrect information may lead to delays in processing.
  7. Track your complaint:
    After submission, you will receive a unique complaint ID. Please keep this ID safe for future reference. You can use this ID to track the status of your complaint through our portal or helpline.
  8. Escalation procedure:
    If your complaint is not resolved within 7 working days, you may escalate it to the next higher authority. Contact details of grievance redressal officers are available on our website.
  9. False complaints:
    Filing false or frivolous complaints is a punishable offense. Please ensure that the information you provide is genuine and accurate to the best of your knowledge.
  10. Helpline assistance:
    If you need assistance in filing your complaint, you can call our helpline at 1800-266-6868 (8:00 AM - 8:00 PM) or visit your nearest post office for guidance.

Note: This guidelines document is for informational purposes only. For the most up-to-date policies and procedures, please refer to the official India Post website or contact your local post office.