A Power of Attorney is the single document that makes almost everything else on this page possible without you being physically present in India. Drafted correctly and registered properly, it lets a trusted representative sign, appear, and act for you. Drafted poorly, it gets rejected by the exact bank or sub-registrar you need it to work with.
Types We Draft
| Type | Best for |
|---|---|
| Special / Specific POA | A single, defined transaction, like one property sale |
| General POA | Broader, ongoing authority across multiple matters |
| Durable POA | Authority that continues even if you become incapacitated |
Getting It Attested From Abroad
Executed outside India, your POA needs notarisation and attestation by the Indian consulate or embassy in your country of residence, then adjudication and stamping in India within the required window once it arrives. We manage every step of that chain so the document arrives in India already usable, not stuck in a compliance queue.
Frequently Asked Questions
How specific should my Power of Attorney be?
As specific as your actual need. A narrowly scoped POA for one property sale is generally easier for banks and sub-registrars to accept without questions than an overly broad general POA.
Can I revoke a Power of Attorney later?
Yes, a POA can be revoked through a formal deed of revocation, and we recommend notifying any party who relied on the original document once you do.