No-Claim / No-Dues Certificate

Use this to end a relationship cleanly — after an employee exit, vendor closure, tenant move-out, or similar handover — by certifying that nothing remains owed except what is clearly stated. Preview the full document free for ₹999 and pay only if it fits your closing terms.

A no-claim or no-dues certificate records what one side certifies to the other — it is not a court order and not a court filing. Both sides should keep a signed copy, and obtain independent legal advice if the closure is disputed, conditional, or commercially significant.

Issuer (who certifies)

The person or business confirming that no dues or claims remain.

Full name *

Email *

Phone *

Address

Recipient (who is cleared)

The person or business being confirmed as cleared.

Full name *

Email *

Phone *

Address

The Certification

Describe the relationship being closed and what is being certified.

What relationship or matter is being closed? *

Plain language is fine. This becomes the background clause.

What is certified? (no dues remain, subject to…) *

State clearly if there are any limited carve-outs or conditions.

Settlement amount (₹)

Optional. Leave blank if no payment is part of the closure.

Payment schedule

Optional.

Effect, timing and place

Set the effective date and any special handling terms.

Effective date

Optional.

The matter is treated as fully closed once the stated terms are completed.Use this when the certificate is meant to confirm a clean closure with no further claims on the described matter.Keep the terms confidential.Neither side may disclose the closure terms, except where the law requires it.

State

City