Power of Attorney Drafting
A general or special power of attorney drafted by an advocate, so someone you trust can act for you on property, bank, court or government matters, with the powers set out precisely and nothing more.
Overview
A general or special power of attorney drafted by an advocate, so someone you trust can act for you on property, bank, court or government matters, with the powers set out precisely and nothing more.
What's included
- check_circle General or special power of attorney drafted for your purpose
- check_circle Powers listed precisely, with any limits and the duration
- check_circle Format for signing in India or abroad (with consular or apostille notes)
- check_circle Your review and one round of revisions
- check_circle Prepared by a verified advocate
Not included
- blockStamp duty, notarisation and registration fees
- blockRegistration appointment (see Power of Attorney Registration Assistance)
- blockConsular attestation or apostille
What we'll need
- 01Your name and address and the attorney's name and address
- 02What the attorney should be able to do
- 03Property or account details, if the power is for a specific matter
- 04Whether you will sign in India or abroad
- attach_file Your ID proof
- attach_file Attorney's ID proof
- attach_file Property or account documents (optional)
Common use cases
- Letting a relative manage or sell property while you live abroad
- Authorising someone to deal with a bank, court or government office
How it works
- 01
Tell us the details
A short form and any documents we need.
- 02
Pay securely
A verified professional picks up your request.
- 03
Track & receive
Follow progress and get your documents in your dashboard.
Common questions
What is the difference between a general and a special power of attorney?
A general power of attorney lets the attorney act for you on a range of matters. A special power of attorney is limited to one task or transaction, such as selling one property or attending one case.
Does a power of attorney need to be registered?
Registration is generally optional, but a power of attorney to sell or transfer immovable property usually has to be registered for the sub-registrar to accept documents signed under it. Stamp duty depends on the state and the powers given.
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