Public notice ads are published by individuals, government agencies and private companies to inform the general public about matters in which a response may be expected. Such matters could be any of the following or others:

Types of Public Notices:

Lost and Found ads, Legal Notice ads, Change of Name ads, Society Share Certificates ads, C-forms Lost ads, H-forms Lost ads, Property Disputes ads, Purchase/Sale of Property ads, Company Shares/Equity Shares Lost, Gift Notice ads, Redevelopment ads, Bank Notice ads, Change of Company Address Notice ads, Government Notice ads among many.

Reasons for Publishing Public Notice Ads in Newspapers:

• Public notice for society share certificate lost: If the original share certificate gets lost, a cutting of a public notice ad must be attached with the application for a duplicate share certificate.
• Public notice for making a property deal: When making a property deal involving more than two people, a public notice ad makes the process more transparent.
• Public notice for when a parent dies without making any nomination: When there is a death of one’s father/mother without a nomination, a public notice ad ensures that everyone gets his or her part.
• Public notice for dispute in the family due to property matters: To prevent a family dispute in the family because of property matters a public notice ad makes the situation fair and transparent.
• Public notice for claim against legal heirs of the property: If someone takes advantage of the sentiments of parents, the legal heirs of the property can make a claim by publishing a public notice ad, which can be presented in the court for a case to be registered.
• Public notice for property on auction: To prevent businessmen from procuring property cheaply a public notice ad attracts the right bidders.
• Public notice for investigating the title of the property: Public notice ads for investigating the title of the property are used when where there is an element of doubt in the documentation of the property.
• Public notice for cancellation and termination of property agreement: When both the buyer and seller are not available to claim some property, or it may be under dispute, government could use public notice ads to inform the public that the property is in government hands. The authorities can then either auction or use it for other reasons.
• Public notice for dissolving of oral agreement between purchaser and seller: When the documentation is not in place there may be an oral agreement between the purchaser and the seller, but if the property is used illegally, a public notice ad can be released to dissolve the agreement.

The public notice advertisement is placed in Hindustan Times, The Times of India, Dainik Jagran, The Indian Express, Deccan Herald, The Tribune, Navbharat Times, Hindustan Hindi, Maharashtra Times, Amar Ujala, Dainik Bhaskar, Gujarat Samachar, Malayala Manorama, The Hindu and other newspapers in any language anywhere in India.

They carry public notice ads in the following formats:

• Public Notice Classified Text Ads: These are the simplest and cheapest run-on-line (ROL) text ads that are charged by the word/line. At extra cost, they can be enhanced by background colour, screen border and/or bold text.
• Public Notice Classified Display Ads: These ads allow enhancements though colours, visuals and logos and are charged by the sq. cm.
• Public Notice Display Ads: These ads have no restrictions about colour, size or page and are also charged by the sq. cm.

From anywhere in India, the fastest and smoothest way to place public notice ads in newspapers is through Myadvtcorner, the online facility of an INS-accredited ad agency. It offers free services like public notice ad rates, which vary according to the edition, provides public notice ad samples, does public notice newspaper ad booking online and books legal notice advertisements as well as public notice advertisements.