Destination: India
Apostilles for Documents Going to India
India has accepted apostilles since 2005. The document our clients most often send is a power of attorney so a family member can handle property back home.
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At a glance
Powers of Attorney for Property
To sell, buy or manage property in India from California, owners typically sign a power of attorney here, have it notarized and apostilled, and send it to the attorney-holder. In India it may need to be adjudicated for stamp duty and, for some transactions, registered, often within a set time after it arrives. Your lawyer or the sub-registrar in India will confirm the steps. See power of attorney apostilles.
Education and Employment
Universities, employers and professional councils may ask for apostilled U.S. degrees and transcripts. Marriage and birth certificates come up for spouse visas and family matters.
Not sure this is the right document or the right apostille? Call (805) 866-4199, any day 8am–10pm. We will tell you exactly what your destination needs before you pay for anything.
How It Works
Done for You, Start to Finish
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Book Online
Pick the service and a time, and pay securely. Or call and we will set it up with you.
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Drop Off or Mail
Bring it to 1117 State St, book a mobile visit, or mail it in. We notarize first if your document needs it.
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We Submit It
We check it, then submit it to the California Secretary of State for the apostille.
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You Get It Back
Pick it up at the office or choose tracked return shipping anywhere in the world.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the power of attorney be on Indian stamp paper?
A POA signed in California is normally on plain paper and stamped in India after it arrives. Follow your Indian lawyer's instructions.
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