The duration of the training program on Ornamental Fish Farming is not specified. However, applicants should have undergone a training program organized by the Fisheries Department/ MPEDA/ ICAR to fulfill the eligibility criteria. The training content and duration may vary based on the organizing institution.

The estimate of the proposed construction work should be in a detailed plan/layout format and approved by the engineer attached to V.P/ Municipality/ BDO/ PWD. This is an essential part of the documentation for the application.

Land ownership can be either freehold or on lease. For owners, a copy of the land deed and Form 1 & XIV are required. For lessees, an NOC from the landowner and a registered lease agreement are necessary. Ownership details impact the eligibility criteria for the scheme.

The application for the "Financial Assistance for setting up of Ornamental Fish Unit in Goa" scheme is accepted only in offline mode. Applicants need to submit the duly filled and signed hard copy of the application form along with the required documents to the designated authority.

Complaints about any service or its standards can be registered with the Department's Grievance Redressal Officer. The grievance can also be lodged via the link dir-fish.goa@nic.in. The Department acknowledges all complaints and communicates the final action within 30 days.

Yes, the design/layout of the Ornamental Unit should be submitted with the application. It should adhere to the approved detailed plan and layout, ensuring compliance with the construction work estimates.

Grievances can be registered with the Department's Grievance Redressal Officer via dir-fish.goa@nic.in. The Department acknowledges all complaints and communicates the final action within 30 days.

If the information is found to be false or if there is any deviation or violation of the conditions, the application is liable to be rejected.

The application form allows providing details for a single Ornamental Unit. If an applicant intends to propose multiple units at different locations, separate applications should be submitted for each unit.

The documents submitted with the application are verified by a Gazetted Officer or through self-attestation. This ensures the authenticity of the provided information.

The mandate form is essential for providing bank account details. It should be enclosed with the application and includes information on the bank account, such as the name of the bank, branch, and a copy of the passbook.

The financial assistance limit for setting up both a Breeding Unit and a Rearing Unit is 50% of the actual cost, limited to ₹2,50,000.