Sindh Non-Availability Certificate PDF Download
The Sindh Non-Availability Certificate is issued to certify that a particular medical facility or medicine was not available at the government hospital, so the employee can claim reimbursement for obtaining it privately. Issued by the Accountant General Sindh.
What is the Non-Availability Certificate used for?
It certifies that a required medical facility or medicine was not available at the government hospital, which is a prerequisite for claiming reimbursement of the cost of obtaining it from a private source.
Who issues the certificate?
It is issued by the medical superintendent or authorised officer of the government hospital, on the basis of the treatment required.
What information does the certificate ask for?
The certificate records the particulars needed to support the reimbursement claim:
- Name of the patient / employee
- Facility or medicine not available
- Name of the hospital
- Date and signature of the authorised officer
How do I use the certificate?
Follow these steps to support your reimbursement claim:
- Download the certificate.
- Have the hospital's authorised officer complete it for the unavailable facility/medicine.
- Attach it to your medical reimbursement claim.
- Submit to the AG Sindh / DDO.
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Sindh Leave Application
Download the Sindh Leave Application form from the Accountant General Sindh.
Sindh Pay Bill (TR-22)
Download the Sindh Pay & Allowances Bill TR-22 for non-gazetted staff from the Accountant General Sindh.
Sindh Contingent Bill (TR-30)
Download the Sindh Contingent Bill Form TR-30 from the Accountant General Sindh.