Power of attorney Apostille
A Power of Attorney (POA) Apostille is the legalization of your POA document by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), India, so it is valid and legally accepted in Hague Convention countries. It certifies that your POA is genuine and can be used abroad for legal, business, or property-related matters. ________________________________________
Who Needs It?
- • Authorizing someone abroad to handle your property transactions.
- • Giving legal authority to someone for business or financial dealings.
- • Allowing a representative to act on your behalf in court or government procedures.
- • Settling inheritance, investments, or bank-related formalities abroad.
Process of Power of Attorney Apostille
- 1 : Notary Attestation – Local verification of the document.
- 2 : Sub Divisonal Magistrate Attestation – SDM. ( Legal authentication.)
- 3 : MEA Apostille – Final Apostille sticker/seal by the Ministry of External Affairs.
How It Works with Earth Lingua
- • Share your original POA (drafted on stamp paper & notarized).
- • We handle all state + MEA formalities.
- • Get real-time updates on your application.
- • Receive your Apostilled POA delivered at your address.
Important Notes
- ✅ Apostille is valid only in Hague Convention countries.
- ✅ For non-Hague countries, Embassy Attestation + MOFA Attestation is required.
- ✅ Ensure the POA is properly notarized and drafted before submission.