Passports & consular
Act back home, from here.
Need someone in India or another country to handle property, bank or government matters for you? We notarize your signature, prepare the consulate application and assemble the attestation package.
Who it's for
- People in the U.S. who need a relative or agent abroad to act for them
- Property sales or purchases, bank matters, and government or court paperwork back home
We don't draft the legal terms of your power of attorney. Use wording from your lawyer or the office that will receive it.
How we help
- Notarize your signature in our Greenwood office
- Prepare the Indiana apostille request, if you need one
- Prepare the consulate attestation application
- Assemble the VFS submission package
Document checklist
Embassy Power of Attorney: what to bring.
Tick items off as you go (we'll remember them on this device). Requirements change, so we check the current official list before anything is filed.
Documents
How it works
Four steps, start to finish.
In person at our Greenwood office, or entirely by phone, email and video call from anywhere in the U.S.
- 01
Book a call
Tell us what the power of attorney is for and where it will be used.
- 02
Notarize
Sign it in front of our notary in Greenwood.
- 03
Attestation
Indian citizens and OCI holders go straight to consulate attestation through VFS. Other foreign nationals get an Indiana apostille first.
- 04
Send it home
The attested document is ready to send to your agent.
Questions
Embassy Power of Attorney FAQ.
General information only, not legal advice. Ask us about your situation.
Call 463-301-9000What is an apostille?
It's a certificate from the state's Secretary of State confirming the notary's signature. The Indian consulate asks for one only from foreign nationals without an OCI card.
Is attestation always needed?
It depends on the office in India that will receive it, such as a sub-registrar or bank. Ask them whether they want consulate attestation or accept an apostille.
Can I sign in your office?
Yes. As a notary we can notarize your signature by appointment.
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Affidavits, letters, consent forms and other documents notarized at our Greenwood office.
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Surrender certificates for former Indian citizens, usually needed before an OCI card or Indian visa.
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Overseas Citizenship of India applications and passport updates for adults and U.S.-born children.
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Book an appointment.
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- Call or text463-301-9000
- Office494 S Emerson Ave, Suite EGreenwood, IN 46143 · Directions
- AppointmentsAsk for NampreetBy appointment, in person or remote
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