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The Power of Attorney to be attested by the Consulate should be typed on a plain paper or on a Stamp Paper from India. The Consulate does not provide any Stamp Paper nor is it empowered to attest documents drawn on a Stamp Paper. All Powers of Attorneys should carry signatures and addresses of 2 (two) witnesses.

How can I get Power of Attorney (POA) attested from the Indian Consulate? Duly filled in Miscellaneous application form (Click here) along with a photograph pasted on it/Form for joint POA; Original and photocopy of POA which needs to be attested; Copy of passport (first and last page);

The documents issued by the Indian Government need to be attested from the General Administration / Home Department of the concerned State Government followed by attestation / Apostille from the Ministry of External Affairs, New Delhi (Patiala House); thereafter, it can be presented to the Consulate for attestation.

Steps for Creating a Power of Attorney STEP 1: Write the power of attorney on plain paper. Sign the power of attorney. ... STEP 3: FOR PROPERTY AND FINANCES. ... STEP 4:FEES Pay the fee at the Consulate. ... STEP 5: Once your power of attorney is attested by the Indian Consulate/Embassy you can send it to India.

Apostille certification is done when documents are to be used in countries which are members of the Hague Apostille Convention. While Normal Attestation is free, a fee of Rs. 50/- per document/per page, as the case may be, is charged by way of Postal Order for affixing Apostille stickers.

Your Attorney will need to register the Power of Attorney in the offices of the Sub-Registrar of the relevant area in India. Your Attorney will be required to present and submit evidence of his/her identification alongside the Power of Attorney. A small fee will also be payable to process the document.

To authenticate and legalize a copy of a Power of Attorney, you will first need a Certified True Copy made by a Canadian Notary Public.