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Are you staying outside India and having properties or non-property transactions in India? You can not come to India every now and then to complete your transactions? Then you need to entrust someone who stays in India to do that for you on your behalf. In such situations all you need to do is to create a General Power of Attorney (GPA) deed in favour of a sincere and trustworthy person. You need not come to India to create the GPA deed. You can do it from whichever country you are living in.
You can also make a Special Power Attorney that deals with ONLY one property or transaction.
If you are staying outside India and have properties or financial transactions within India, you can give the power to transact and deal with the properties or banking or tax payment etc to any trustworthy and reliable person in India. They can be your close relatives or friends. you should follow the following steps:
If you want to make a Power of Attorney, you need to first understand whether the power to be given to the Attorney is for general purpose or for any one particular of specific purpose. If you wish to give all the rights for all your properties or all the rights for one property or all rights of banking etc. you should create general power of attorney or commonly termed as GPA.
But if you want to give the power to the Attorney to do any specific act and after the act is done
the power comes to an end. This type of power of Attorneys are termed as special power of Attorney. Special Power of Attorney is made only for a single task or act. You can hire us to create a Special Power Of Attorney quickly and in a cost effective manner
While making the General Power of Attorney from outside India, make sure that your deed includes these details:
To make the Power of Attorney created from any foreign country as legally valid, one has to complete these formalities:
Are you an NRI? Do you have properties in India? Or do you have banking transactions or any other financial transactions in India? And are you not able to personally attend to such transactions in India? Don’t worry, You can just relax at your home and still have all your overseas transactions happening. Create a General Power of Attorney in favour of any trustworthy person in India and hand over the responsibilities to that person.
Now you don’t need to go searching for lawyer for this purpose. You can start making your own Power of Attorney document online. Within a few minutes your General Power of Attorney deed will be ready. You can download and print it on a plain paper, attest it there and send it to India. We will also help with registrations in India if required.
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