Notarise Indian Power of Attorney at Melbourne CBD office
Our Melbourne notary public can notarise powers of attorney for India including those that deal with a legal dispute, real estate property, divorce proceedings, Probate, Banking and other family matters. Our Melbourne notary public can notarise powers of attorney for India including those that deal with a legal dispute, real estate property, divorce proceedings, Probate, Banking and other family matters. Power of attorney to be used in India is important if you want to conduct business or family matters in India but cannot travel there so you appoint someone you trust to act on your behalf.
Our public notary in Melbourne CBD can notarise documents for use in India generally on the same business day and also provide the two separate independent witnesses (if you cannot provide your own) for the notarised document. Our public notary in Melbourne CBD can notarise documents for use in India generally on the same business day and also provide the two separate independent witnesses (if you cannot provide your own) for the notarised document.
Please call our office on 03 9602 3988 for a quote. When coming for an appointment, please bring the documents to be notarised and 100 points of ID (e.g. Australian Passport and Driver's Licence). Australian Passport and Driver's Licence).
You should ask your lawyer in India to prepare the power of attorney for use in India as well as the requirements for witnessing documents. You may need to have the power of attorney printed onto bonded or stamped paper and then posted to Melbourne. Once the document is notarised in front of our Melbourne Notary Public, you can check with your lawyer in India whether an Apostille St. John attorney has the power of attorney. Once the document is notarised in front of our Melbourne Notary Public, you can check with your lawyer in India whether an Apostille Stamp is required from the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT).
Information normally included in a power of attorney.
1. your full name.
2. your father's full name.
3. your address in Australia.
4. your full name, passport number, date of issue and date of expiry as shown on your Indian passport.
5. if transferring property, provide full particulars of land including land registration particulars.
6. if transferring money, provide full particulars of the bank accounts; and
7. if administering an estate, provide full particulars of the deceased estate.
Some differences between Powers of Attorneys used in India may include.
- photographs of the Attorney, Donor and/or Executant.
- placing signatures or a seal on the photographs.
- placing the signature at a specific location on the document.
- where our notary public seal is placed in the document.
- the number of independent witnesses required for your document.
- Whether you need to include your thumbprint or fingerprint is required on the document.
- Whether you need a notarial certificate.
- what size and colour paper/duty paid.
Please call our office on 03 9602 3988 for a quote. Alternatively, please send us an email at chuatan@tpg.com.au. You can read more about what we do here.
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