Quick Reply: Haryana RTI Rules 2009 - fee, format, FAA + State Information Commission contact for RTI in Haryana. Updated 2026 with current rate card, online filing portal.
Haryana applies the Haryana Right to Information Rules, 2009 (made under §27 of the RTI Act, 2005) for all state public authorities. The fee is ₹50 per application (BPL: zero) - higher than the central ₹10. Reply deadline: 30 days under §7(1) of the central RTI Act. Online filing is via the haryanarti.in portal (live since 2020, all major departments covered). Postal Speed Post (AD) remains the universal fallback.
| Stage | Fee | Mode |
|---|---|---|
| Application (§6) | ₹50 | IPO / court-fee stamp / DD / online |
| Per A4 photocopy | ₹2 | paid on collection |
| Larger size copy | actual cost | paid on collection |
| CD (electronic record) | ₹100 per CD | paid on collection |
| Inspection of records | free for first hour, ₹5 per 15 min after | pay at office |
| BPL applicant | Zero | attach BPL certificate |
| First Appeal | Zero (§19(1) is free) | - |
| Second Appeal to Haryana SIC | Zero | - |
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The Haryana SIC has historically been one of the better-disposing SICs - around 6-8 month average disposal of second appeals. As of December 2024, three of seven IC seats were vacant; appointments resumed in February 2025 following the Anjali Bhardwaj monitoring petition. If your second appeal has been pending 12+ months, you can approach the Punjab and Haryana High Court under Article 226.
Last reviewed: 4 May 2026.