Guest (n/a) 18 November 2008
Vijay Raj Mahajan (Advocate) 19 November 2008
The Power of Attorney you can get on plan paper duly signed , witnessed & attested with seal of notary public. The Indian consulate in US shall do the necessary attestation job of notary on a fixed amount to be paid by you. No Indian non-judicial stamp paper required for this documentation as any POA from foreign country having proper Notral attestation & seal is sufficient for disposal of the immovable property in India which you get only on plan paper from the foreign country.
Legal Eagle (Advocate) 19 November 2008
Hi. Iagree to what has been mentioned above. In which state do you stay. In Mumbai you can get the POA registered. U have to go to the Old Customs House, 3rd floor, where u have to fill in the form and attach the POA. After a week you will get the POA duly stamped.
M. PIRAVI PERUMAL (Advocate & Consumer Rights) 20 November 2008
What Mr. Vijay & Mr. Kashmira said is correct, it has to be validated/stampted before the authorities concerned. For example in case of tamil nadu you have to produce the POA before the Sub-Registrar in whose jurisdiction lies within 30 days (from the date of execution at abraad or 30 from the date on which you have received the same through post/courier (in such case you have to keep the envelope too) ) and you can pay fee and validate/stamp the POA. It differs from State to State
prof s c pratihar (medical practitioner &legal studies) 20 November 2008
indian consulate in usa have a legal division to help and discharge judicial function as required by indian citizen . pls enquire how signature attestion to be done and act as per the advice of indian consulate there.
R.Santha Moorthy (advocate) 23 November 2008
reply given by advocate piravi perumal is absolutely correct in procedure.
sushil (bussiness) 26 November 2008
piravi is right. i have adopted this several times.
SUBHASH CHAND VERMA (INCOME TAX & SALE TAX PRACTITIONER ) 22 November 2013
SIR,
I WANT KNOW THAT HOW STAMP PAPER COST IN GENERAL POWER OF ATTORNEY?