Registration of Power of Attorney (POA)
Ensure your Power of Attorney is **legally enforceable and valid** for property and financial matters by completing the official registration process.
Lawizer guides you through West Bengal registration requirements to ensure the POA is valid for property or legal matters.
Why POA Registration is Mandatory for Property
For property sale, transfer, or significant legal transactions, registration is key. It converts the POA into a public record, enhancing its authenticity and preventing legal challenges to the actions taken by the attorney.
Key Benefits of Lawizer's POA Registration Support
A registered POA is legally enforceable and accepted by government and financial institutions.
Lawizer guides you through West Bengal registration requirements to ensure the POA is valid for property or legal matters.
Prevents legal disputes by establishing the validity of the power granted.
Lawizer Deliverables
Guidance on stamp duty & registration
Registered POA document
Step-by-step process support
Frequently Asked Questions
A registered Power of Attorney is legally enforceable and is required to be accepted by various government and financial institutions, especially for property transactions.
Registration is generally mandatory for POAs concerning the sale or transfer of immovable property to ensure legal validity and recognition under the Registration Act.
Lawizer provides guidance on applicable stamp duty and registration fees, along with step-by-step support for the entire process.
During the registration process, the Sub-Registrar verifies the identity of the Principal (or the person executing the POA) and the Agent, ensuring the document is legally executed and authenticated.
Yes, a POA executed outside India must be authenticated by the Indian Embassy or Consulate and then stamped and registered in India within a specified time frame.