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Can be sent to the Consulate through postal mail or in person on any working day (except declared Holidays) between 09.00 AM - 12.15 PM by taking prior appointment by email at cons.chicago@mea.in.
Comments Section A POA must be executed by deed. The instrument creating a power of attorney must be signed and sealed by the principal in the presence of a witness. A general POA should be made in statutory form. If you are outside of your country, you should go to the embassy or get a notary public to attest it.
Yes, US citizens can grant Power of Attorney for use in India. However, the document must be notarized in the US, attested by the Indian consulate, and comply with Indian laws to be legally valid.
Mentioned below is the simple step-by-step process for drafting a Power of Attorney for an NRI: Step 1: Determining the Scope of Authority. Step 2: Consulting Legal Experts. Step 3: Drafting the POA Document. Step 4: Implementing the POA. Step 5: Registering the POA (Optional) ... Step 6: Transmitting the POA to India.
Prepare POA online (several websites) or get a lawyer to prepare it. Get the deed attested by the Indian embassy or consulate in that country. Any Notary from there can also attest it.
Power of Attorney needs to be signed and witnessed by two individuals (other than immediate family members) with their names and addresses clearly mentioned. It has to be duly notarized and further apostilled before submitting to the Consulate for attestation.
Update: The Ministry of External Affairs is working on limited schedule & working days due to the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak & the nationwide lockdown imposed. Hence our processing time for Attestation/Apostille from the Ministry of External Affairs shall be 5-7 working days.
NOTE: The Embassy does not attest any certificate issued in India. Such attestations are done within India only through the process of apostille. The procedure of apostilling/legalising a document in India is explained at URL .
Procedure for Attestation/Apostille Authentication of Documents. Applicant Regional Authentication Centres (RACs) (Details of RACs is available at following link) Deposition of Documents with authorized Outsource Service Provider. Receipt of apostilled/Attested documents from Outsource agencies.