Poa for indian passport holder in singapore
Jinali
(Querist) 12 June 2014
This query is : Resolved
Hi Friends,
I'm Currently residing in Singapore on Work Permit basically from Mumbai.
Recently i have identified a Flat in Mumbai but as i can't be physically present for all the procedures need to give POA to my mother.
So have few doubts on the same:
1. As per my understanding, I need to write all the clause on A4 size paper and get it attested by Indian Embassy of Singapore and after that same need to courier it to my mother in mumbai and she has to get it registered in Mumbai,India before Registrar's office.
But please confirm if it is required to take two witness to Indian Embassy while i'm getting my POA attested.
As it is not possible for me to take witness to Indian Embassy so what is the alternative.
Isn't POA attested by Indian Embassy enough without providing witnesses.
2. For Loan disbursement all banks have different formats, is it not possible for me to create a single POA which can be used for all the purpose including Loan disbursement/Registration of House/ to pay stamp duty etc.
3. My Home Loan Bank representative is forcing me to create a separate POA which is been produced by his bank, as i'm planning to apply for another bank as well is it possible to make a generic one.
Thanks friends in advance and awaiting for your detailed response.
ajay sethi
(Expert) 12 June 2014
1) 2 witness wont be required before indian embassy
2) single POA should suffice . but bank may want incorporation of some clauses hence may insist on separate POA as per its requirements
Jinali
(Querist) 12 June 2014
Thank you so much Ajay for reply.
But I have included all the clauses mentioned by that bank and apart of that has added few other clauses which will be helpful for my mom to do registration/Stamp duty of my property.
The only difference in the format provided by him mention the bank name whereas the one which i prepared is generic which can be used for any bank.
So what to do in that case???
Rajendra K Goyal
(Expert) 12 June 2014
You can proceed with the document drafted by you. Better get it approved / vetted from a lawyer in India by sending its soft copy by e-mail,
