Power of Attorney
A Power of Attorney lets someone you trust act for you — for property, banking, business or NRI matters. We draft General or Special POAs correctly, with the right stamping and registration, so they are actually honoured by banks, registrars and authorities.
Key benefits
- General or Special POA drafted for your exact purpose
- Correct stamp duty and registration guidance
- Accepted by banks, sub-registrars and courts
- NRI / overseas execution supported
Documents required
- ID and address proof of the principal and the agent
- Details of the powers to be granted
- Property or account details (if applicable)
- Passport & visa (for NRIs executing abroad)
How it works
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Scope drafting
We define exactly which powers are granted and any limits on them.
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Stamping
Executed on stamp paper of the correct value for your state and purpose.
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Registration
Registered at the Sub-Registrar where the law requires it (e.g. property matters).
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Attestation
For NRIs, attested at the Indian embassy/consulate and adjudicated in India.
Frequently asked questions
General or Special POA?
A General POA grants broad powers; a Special POA is limited to one task (e.g. a single property sale). Choose the narrowest that fits — it is safer.
Does a POA need registration?
It is mandatory for a POA authorising sale or transfer of immovable property; for banking and general use it is optional but advisable.
Can an NRI grant a POA from abroad?
Yes — execute and attest it at the Indian consulate, then have it adjudicated and stamped in India within the prescribed time.