Hello,

To apply for an EWS (Economically Weaker Section) certificate for education purposes, the domicile requirement varies by state or union territory. In most cases, the domicile of the applicant (you) is required. However, some states/UTs consider the domicile of the father or guardian.

Here are some general guidelines:

· Delhi: Your domicile (applicant’s) is required.

· Haryana: Your father’s domicile is required.

· Uttar Pradesh: Your domicile (applicant’s) is required.

· Other states/UTs: Please check the specific guidelines for the state/UT where you reside.

Hope this helps,

Thank you

Hi there

Based on the information provided in the search results, the domicile certificate required for applying for the EWS (Economically Weaker Sections) certificate can be either your own or your father's, depending on the specific requirements of the state/issuing authority.

The points regarding the domicile certificate for EWS certificate application are:

1. The EWS certificate is issued based on the income and asset criteria of the applicant's family, which includes the applicant, their parents, and their spouse and children below 18 years.

2. The search results mention that the EWS certificate can be issued by authorities like the Tehsildar, Sub-Divisional Magistrate, etc. based on the applicant's domicile or the area where the applicant and/or their family normally resides.

3. So the domicile certificate required can be either your own or your father's, as long as it establishes your residential address and fulfills the requirements of the issuing authority.

4. Some states may have specific guidelines on whose domicile certificate is required. It is advisable to check the requirements of the state/issuing authority where you plan to apply for the EWS certificate.

In summary, the domicile certificate can be either yours or your father's, as long as it meets the criteria set by the concerned state/issuing authority for the EWS certificate application.