Power of Attorney Attestation & Apostille
A Power of Attorney (POA) lets someone else act on your behalf — managing property, signing on your behalf in a business matter, or representing you in a legal proceeding — while you remain in India. Before a foreign authority recognizes that POA as valid, it typically needs to be attested or apostilled.
Contact UsWhat is Power of Attorney Attestation & Apostille?
POA Apostille
POA Apostille legalizes Power of Attorney for Hague countries.
POA Attestation
POA Attestation is required for non-Hague countries.
Why is Power of Apostille/Attestation Required?
Business Delegation Abroad
Organizing and managing business delegations for international travel
Personal Legal Representation
Securing legal representation in a foreign country
Property Transactions Overseas
Managing property purchases, sales, or transfers in international markets
Process for Power of Attorney Apostille in India
1
Notary
2
SDM/Home Department Attestation
3
MEA Apostille
Process for Power of Attorney Attestation in India
1
Notary
2
State Department
3
MEA
4
Embassy Attestation
Documents Required for Power of Apostille/Attestation
Educational Documents
Degree, Diploma, SSC, HSC
Personal Documents
Birth Certificate, Marriage Certificate, Police Clearance
Commercial Documents
Company Registration, Export Licenses, Power of Attorney
Countries That Commonly Require Power of Attorney Apostille
USA
South Korea
Japan
Poland
UK
Switzerland
Italy
Germany
Spain
Netherlands
Australia
New Zealand
France
Portugal
Austria
Countries That Commonly Require Power of Attorney Attestation
United Arab Emirates (UAE)
Thailand
Malaysia
Taiwan
Vietnam
Ethiopia
Saudi Arabia
Qatar
Kuwait
Oman
China
Egypt
Frequently Asked Questions