When Is Power of Attorney Attestation Required for Overseas Business?
Power of Attorney Attestation is commonly required when an Indian company authorizes a person, director, employee, lawyer or overseas representative to act on its behalf in another country. The receiving authority may request legalization before accepting the POA for corporate, banking, property, contractual or regulatory work.
- Company incorporation or branch registration abroad
- Signing contracts, tenders or commercial agreements
- Banking, tax and regulatory representation
- Property purchase, lease or asset management
- Customs, licensing and government filings
- Legal representation in commercial matters