You can file a complaint with the NBFC Ombudsman by writing on a plain paper and sending it to the concerned office of the NBFC Ombudsman by post/fax/hand delivery. One can also file it by email to the NBFC Ombudsman.

2)The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has introduced a complaint management system (CMS) on its website. Through this portal you can file complaints against all financial service providers such as banksand non-banking financial companies (NBFCs), which are regulated by the central bank.

3)To file a complaint, you need to visit https://cms.rbi.org.in. After that, click on file a complaint link.

4) legal fees vary depending upon lawyer engaged by you 

If the NBFC has not responded to your request for foreclosure of loan, you can give a complaint to the Ombudsman for NBFCs, who's the appropriate authority to deal with these matters. However, if it's a business loan or a fixed rate loan, you will have to pay foreclosure charges for the outstanding loan amount

There are number of lawyers on this website from Kolkata 

2) transfer loan at the earliest 

3) generic text would serve the purpose 

Based on the legal notice alone you can approach the Ombudsman. The intervention of the Ombudsman may make some positive changes. Definitely they will give an answer. The NBFC may not take the foreclosure charges as their service gesture. However, there's no guarantee for the same. Of course, you have the option to approach the High Court of your jurisdiction to get a favorable direction as well.

I can take your case if I study entire facts. I can tell you reasonable fees after studying. 

Sir, If you need any further assistance.You can approach me through Kaanoon or LinkedIn.

1.  If you are in Calcutta then you cannot expect your Delhi lawyer to take up this case at Calcutta. You may have to file consumer deficiency grievances redressal case at Calcutta only and not at Delhi.

2.  You are addressing this question in common to all the lawyers of this public forum.  You can contact any advocate of this forum and enquire about this through his personal contact number. 

You have been advised to contact any advocate of your choice either from this forum or outside.  You cannot repeatedly post such questions in the public forums like these because it can be termed as solicitation. Solicitation is an offence and prohibited under the provisions of Advocates Act.

Therefore you can contact an advocate of your choice through their personal contact number and make all such enquiries privately. 

1. You don't have any case as of now to put it to fast track. Your problem is that the NHBC is not responding to your request to transfer the loan to other lender. Personally visit the NHBC to understand the reason for the silence and if found that it s on purpose, send them another lawyer's notice informing that you shall not pay ant further EMI unless the information asked for is provided within next 15 days. If they still fail to provide the same, stop paying the EMI. All these communications shall have to be well documented/recorded since these will be used as evidence in future.

2. For drafting Notice, I charge Rs.5K. For filing a Suit/Application/Written Statement before DRT/Court etc., my fee is Rs.50 K and my appearance fee is Rs.5K.

1. In the instant case, you are the Consumer and the said NHBC is the Service Provider.

2. So, you can file a complaint case before the local District Consumer Dispute Redressal Forum or State Consumer Dispute Redressal Commission (as the case may be depending on the amount you claim) against the NHBC alleging deficiency in service and unfair business practice praying for a direction upon the NHBC to  submit the documents  you have asked for, not to charge any interest on the outstanding amount from the date you have asked them to submit the said documents to you, damage and cost.

3. My fees have been informed in my earlier post.