Attestation of General Power of Attorney (One signatory and 2 signatory)

Documents Required:

General Power of Attorney in two copies (1 Original and 1 copy) Click here for sample.
Applicant’s name in Power of Attorney must be as per his/her Passport.
Original passport of the applicant/ applicants, along with copies of the passport (front page, back page and residence page).
Copy of Civil ID.
In case Power of Attorney is in the name of spouse, ID proof of spouse may be provided.
Appointed attorney person Aadhar Card copy/Any other ID proof.
Attorney person’s name in Power of Attorney must be as per ID proof submitted.
Witness: 2 Indian witnesses are required. Both witnesses must sign the Original and Copy of Power of Attorney's last page
Copies of Passport of two witnesses (front page, back page and residence page) and Civil ID is required. All copies must be self-attested. Signature must be as per their passport.
Spouse will not be considered as witness.
Physical presence of witnesses is not required.
2 recent photographs (not older than 3 months) are required if Power of Attorney attestation is required with photograph. Photograph attestation fee will be additional.

Vaqalat Nama:

Vaqalat Nama in two copies (1 Original and 1 copy).
Advocate’s Bar Council ID card.
Witness: 2 Indian witnesses are required. Both witnesses must sign in the last page of original and copy of Vaqalat Nama.
Passport and Civil ID Copy (front page, back page and residence page) of two witnesses is required. All copies must be self-attested. Signature must be as per passport.
Case papers are required.
Physical presence of witnesses is not required.
Self-Attested passport and Civil ID Copy.

Please Note:

Physical presence of the applicant is mandatory.
Copy of Identity proof of person e.g. Passport, Aadhar, PAN, Voter ID, Driving license in whose name Power of Attorney is executed.
Additional documents may be needed for verification depending upon the requirements.
All copies of documents must be self-attested.
All signatures must be in Blue Pen.
If an applicant is applying for a Power of Attorney to sell or pledge a deceased father’s or mother’s property, they must provide the legal heirship certificate, the death certificate of the father/mother, and the property documents.