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NRI Legal Services

Managing property, succession, or legal representation in India from abroad brings its own procedural hurdles — embassy attestation, remote execution, coordination across time zones. We handle the India-side process while you stay wherever you are.

Non-Resident Indians frequently need to complete legal or property formalities in India — buying or selling property, executing a will, registering a Power of Attorney, or resolving a succession matter — without being able to travel. Each of these carries its own procedural requirements around remote execution, notarization, and attestation that differ from a purely domestic transaction.

We act as your single point of coordination in India: preparing documentation for remote signing, guiding you through notarization and apostille/embassy attestation in your country of residence, and completing the corresponding registration or filing once the documents reach us.

Who Needs This

  • NRIs buying, selling, or transferring property in India.
  • NRIs who need to authorize a Power of Attorney for a representative in India.
  • NRIs drafting a will covering Indian assets, or managing a succession matter as an heir.
  • Overseas Indians needing document attestation coordination with an Indian Embassy or Consulate.

Strategic Benefits

  • Single point of contact for multi-step India-side formalities
  • Video-call consultations across time zones
  • Guidance on apostille and embassy attestation requirements
  • Coordination with local registrars once documents arrive

Process Timeline

Stage 1

Remote Consultation

We identify the matter (property, will, POA, succession) and the documents required.

Stage 2

Execution & Attestation

Documents signed abroad, notarized, and apostilled or embassy-attested as required.

Stage 3

India-Side Filing

Registration, filing, or transaction completed on your behalf once documents reach us.

Note: this service covers legal documentation and registration coordination. It is not tax, FEMA, or repatriation advisory — we can refer you to specialists for those matters where needed.

Required Documents

  • • Passport and OCI/PIO card copy (if applicable)
  • • Proof of overseas address
  • • Matter-specific documents (property title, will details, etc.)
  • • Power of Attorney, if a representative will act in India
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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. An NRI can authorize a trusted representative in India through a Power of Attorney to complete the transaction, provided the POA is properly notarized and apostilled or attested by the Indian Embassy/Consulate in the country of execution.

Documents executed outside India for use in Indian legal proceedings or registrations — most commonly a Power of Attorney, but sometimes affidavits or declarations — generally need notarization in the country of execution followed by apostille (Hague Convention countries) or Indian Embassy/Consulate attestation.

A will can be executed abroad and remains valid in India if properly signed and witnessed; registration itself typically requires presence in India, though a Power of Attorney can sometimes be used to complete formalities. We advise on the specific approach based on your situation during consultation.

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