Creamy layer status examine by father`s income where married or not.
Regarding Creamy layer of OBC after marriage
I belong to OBC creamy layer before marriage as my father is Group A officer. Now I am married and my husband was software engineer. But now he resigned and running private company registered in my name. Now how will I calculate my annual income and creamy layer status. Do I need to consider my father income or only my husband's.Please clarify me asap as this is urgent. Thanks in advance.
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your husband income is immaterial
2) only your parents income or status is considered in determining creamy layer status
The father salary and leval is considered for this purpose so you will remain a condidate in creamy layer.
The status creamy layer or non creamy layer that you will fall into shall be decided based on your father's status alone and not on your husband's status.
If you fall under the category of creamy layer as per your father's employment/economical status/background, then you will continue to enjoy that status alone and you will not be eligible to claim any change in the category after marriage.
To get OBC certificate, father's income is considered.
See Creamy layer status and non creamy layer both are based on income or post of parents not your own or your husbands income so you will not get the benefit of OBC non creamy layer.
1. Income of only your father will be considered for purpose of Non creamy layer certificate of OBC and your husband income will not be considered.
2. Your income will also be considered for NCL certificate as your income will also be included in family income of your father.
Actually in obc it will be your family income and your and your husband income will be considered
Your economic status would be determined on the basis of your husband's income. If the company is in your name then it is your income.
