POA · Property, bank & legal work
Power of attorney — drafted, notarised & attested
A power of attorney lets someone you trust act for you — to sell or manage property, deal with a bank or handle legal work. We draft it clearly, get it notarised or registered as needed, and attest it if it will be used abroad.
- General & special POA drafting
- Notary and registration guidance
- Attestation for use abroad
- 11+ years experience
- Walk-in or courier
- Charges told upfront
What is a power of attorney?
General vs special power of attorney
A power of attorney (POA) is a legal document in which you (the principal) authorise another person (the attorney) to act on your behalf.
| Type | What it allows | Example |
|---|---|---|
| General POA | Broad powers across many matters | Managing all your property and bank affairs |
| Special POA | One specific task | Selling one flat, or attending one court case |
POAs dealing with immovable property often need registration at the sub-registrar office as well as stamp duty. A POA signed outside India must usually be attested by an Indian embassy or apostilled, and stamp duty paid in India after it arrives. We'll tell you exactly what your case needs.
Documents required
Keep these ready. We confirm the exact list for your case on WhatsApp.
- ID and address proof of principal and attorney
- Property or account details the POA covers
- Passport-size photos
- Two witnesses (where required)
- For NRIs: passport and visa copies
Step by step
How the process works
Understand the purpose
What the attorney should — and should not — be allowed to do.
Drafting
Clear wording, correct stamp paper value.
Execution
Signed before a notary or registered, as required.
Attestation
MEA apostille or embassy attestation if used abroad.
Why us
Why choose SK Document Centre for power of attorney
Right stamp, first time
We check your form's exact requirement before anything is attested.
Clear time & charges
Full cost and timeline before work starts — no surprises.
Originals kept safe
Logged, stored securely and returned by hand or tracked courier.
Walk-in or courier
New Ashok Nagar office near Mayur Vihar and Noida, or courier from anywhere.
FAQs
Power of Attorney — frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a general and special POA?
A general POA gives broad powers; a special POA is limited to a specific task or transaction.
Does a POA need to be registered?
POAs relating to immovable property often require registration. Others may only need notarisation. We confirm for your case.
Can an NRI give a POA from abroad?
Yes. It is usually signed before the Indian embassy or consulate (or apostilled) and then stamped in India after it arrives.
Can a POA be used abroad?
Yes, after MEA apostille or MEA plus embassy attestation, depending on the country.
Need power of attorney? Talk to us today
Visit our office in New Ashok Nagar, Delhi, or send your documents by courier from anywhere in India.