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Power of Attorney - India from USA

Power of Attorney - India procedure
For selling/Buying properties/Assigning POA

Refer this site:
http://www.am22tech.com/attestation-of-power-of-attorney-at-indian-consulate/

If you need notary, you can visit me in Gale Ranch neighborhood.
Contact/Schedule:
www.GaleRanchNotary.com
https://www.facebook.com/galeranchnotary

You may want to check with your Indian sources if they can register only with notary signs. Some of my notary clients and registered agents in India told they are registering in India only with notary signs for POA.

However, before sending to Sacramento for apostle, it needs to be attached with acknowledgement by a notary.


Gale Ranch Notary
(925) 322 0250

www.GaleRanchNotary.com

I am not an attorney and cannot give legal advice about immigration or any
other legal matters.

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