Booth Rental Agreement Form: Fill & Download for Free

First, You need to have your name enrolled in your area's voter list and hence can't vote without a voter card being made.If you don't have an address proof in your name you can still vote. The address proof document is required for the BLO (Booth Level Officer) to come and verify your residence status. Therefore, it is not essential for the address proof document to have your name, but needs to have only the address of the place you are staying at. You can use address proof document on the name of your parents, relatives, friends etc. with whom you are staying. During address verification, the person whose name appears on the address proof document needs to confirm that you are staying at the same address.Yes the form can be filled online by logging on to the site of your State's CEO(Chief Electoral Officer).Apart from filling the registration form you will need to submit:• An Address Proof document. This document is required for the BLO (Booth Level Officer) to come and verify your residence status. It is therefore not essential for the address proof document to have your name. It needs to have only the address of the place where you are staying. Any one of the following documents is acceptable for address proof:1.Landline phone bill2.Mobile telephone bill3.Water bill4.Electricity bill5.Property tax receipt6.Bank statement7.Passport8.Ration card9.House Lease/Rental agreement10.LPG receipt11.Driving license12.Identity cards given by the employer13.Any of the 17 alternative documents prescribed by Election Commission for identity proof• If you are a first time voter, you will also need to submit an age proof document. You can submit the proof of Date of Birth from any government agency authorized document like birth certificate, passport, PAN Card, Driving Licence, state board exam certificate etc.• If you are a student residing in a hostel / mess, you might not have any of the above mentioned address proof documents. In this case, you can get a Student Declaration Form signed by your college dean/principal/registrar and submit it along with your voter registration form.Normally you will get your voter card in less than 8 weeks.For more details visit: Page on Jaagore

If you don't have an address proof in your name you can still vote. The address proof document is required for the BLO (Booth Level Officer) to come and verify your residence status. Therefore, it is not essential for the address proof document to have your name, but needs to have only the address of the place you are staying at. You can use address proof document on the name of your parents, relatives, friends etc. with whom you are staying. During address verification, the person whose name appears on the address proof document needs to confirm that you are staying at the same address.The form can be filled online by logging on to the site of your State's CEO(Chief Electoral Officer).Apart from filling the registration form you will need to submit:• An Address Proof document. This document is required for the BLO (Booth Level Officer) to come and verify your residence status. It is therefore not essential for the address proof document to have your name. It needs to have only the address of the place where you are staying. Any one of the following documents is acceptable for address proof:1.Landline phone bill2.Mobile telephone bill3.Water bill4.Electricity bill5.Property tax receipt6.Bank statement7.Passport8.Ration card9.House Lease/Rental agreement10.LPG receipt11.Driving license12.Identity cards given by the employer13.Any of the 17 alternative documents prescribed by Election Commission for identity proof• If you are a first time voter, you will also need to submit an age proof document. You can submit the proof of Date of Birth from any government agency authorized document like birth certificate, passport, PAN Card, Driving Licence, state board exam certificate etc.• If you are a student residing in a hostel / mess, you might not have any of the above mentioned address proof documents. In this case, you can get a Student Declaration Form signed by your college dean/principal/registrar and submit it along with your voter registration form.Normally you will get your voter card in less than 8 weeks.For more details visit: Page on Jaagore

I have worked in two rental situations and they were both very different - in the first there was no rental agreement but just a general agreement to be respectful and to clean up after yourself. The salon I'm in now had me sign a rental agreement where all of the terms were laid out (which I agreed to).It sounds to me that you and your salon owner have different expectations. I agree that it does not sound right that you should work for free. However I could see that she could expect things like a uniform, helping with some cleaning duties, and general salon cleanliness.Ultimately none of this matters if it isn't the right environment for you. You are now a small business owner so you need to do what is right for you. It's time to have a discussion with the owner about the expectations you both have (this should have been done before you even agreed to work there). Have a list of everything you would like to address with her and make sure all of your questions are answered. It would be better if there was a lease agreement in writing but some salon owners are not that organized. If there are policies she would like to enforce with you that do not coincide with what it means to be a booth renter (see below), you need to tell her that and see if you can work something out. It may be the case that she wishes to run the entirety of her salon staff as employees, in which case this may not be the right fit for you. Only you can decide that. Regardless, you have to stand up for yourself and protect your business which should hopefully show her that you are a strong and confident woman worthy of respect. Good luck!Re: booth renting responsibilities: It varies from salon to salon, but I have found that these are the things that you get to control without input from the salon owner: Price you charge, payment forms you take, color products you use, days and times you work (within the confines of salon operating hours). I have always been expected to clean up after myself and to occasionally help with folding towels or smocks since we do not have a service to do it for us. I have NEVER been asked to work for free and would not do so as it cheapens your talent and time. I have never been asked to clean the salon. As for uniforms - I haven't worked in a salon that required them, but usually there has been an understanding of the style of dress that is appropriate for the culture of the salon. However, if the owner wishes for everyone to wear a uniform, I think that is ok because it presents a cohesive team appearance. Just my own opinion.