Attestation of the Power of Attorney (POA)

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Document Checklist
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FAQ’s

Attestation of PoA / Affidavit

Overview:
Indian nationals residing in South Korea can avail attestation services for various personal legal documents such as Power of Attorney (PoA), individual affidavits, wills, or signature verification, which are to be used for legal, financial, or property-related matters in India. These documents must be attested to establish authenticity and validity for official use.

Types of Documents Attested

Power of Attorney (PoA) – for property, financial or legal matters in India
Individual Affidavits – declarations related to name, address, marital status, etc.

How To Apply

Create an Account: Register on the Du Digital Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) website.
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To apply, kindly click here to register, choose the relevant service, and submit the required form.
Book an Appointment: Schedule your visit to Du Digital ICAC by choosing a suitable date and time.
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Prepare Your Documents: Carry your passport, photographs, and all supporting documents as listed in the Documents Checklist section.
Visit Du Digital ICAC: Visit the designated ICAC (as per your jurisdiction). The address and location will be mentioned in your appointment letter. Ensure you arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time.
Submit Your Application & Pay Fees: Submit your documents and pay the applicable fees at ICAC. Refer to the Fee Details section for exact charges.
Enroll for Biometrics (if required): Complete biometric enrollment if applicable.
Application Submission Complete: You’ve successfully submitted your application.
Track Your Application: Monitor your application’s status online.
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Documents Checklist for Attestation of Power of Attorney (POA) (Interview Needed)

Original Passport along with copies of the first, second, and last page of the passport.
Original and copy of Alien Registration Card(ARC)
POA numbering needed plain paper
Pre-signed documents will not be accepted. The applicant must sign the document in the presence of the Indian Officer.
Witnesses are required to bring their original passport and ARC, along with the copies of both documents. If the witnesses are unable to attend together, kindly remove them from the form.
Misc. Application Form

Note: Additional documents may be requested.

Fees Details

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is the purpose of attesting a Power of Attorney (PoA), Affidavit, Will, or Signature?

Attestation verifies the authenticity of these documents.It confirms that the document has been duly signed by the applicant in the presence of a consular officer.

2. Can I apply for attestation of PoA, Affidavit, or Will at the ICAC in South Korea?

Yes, Indian nationals and eligible foreign nationals can apply for attestation of these documents at the Indian Consular Application Centre in South Korea.

3. Is the presence of the applicant mandatory for attestation?

Yes, the applicant must be physically present at the ICAC for signing the document in the presence of the consular officer.

4. Can I get my signature attested separately?

Yes, you can apply for signature attestation. The signature must be done in the presence of the consular officer along with the required identification documents.

5. How long does the attestation process take?

The processing time varies depending on the document type and verification requirements but generally takes 5 business days.

6. Can I submit documents for attestation on behalf of someone else?

No.

7. What if the Power of Attorney or Will is in a language other than English?

Documents in languages other than English must be translated and notarized before submission. The translation must also be attested.

8. Is there a fee for attesting PoA, Affidavit, Will, or Signature?

Yes, a fee is applicable based on the type of document. The fee structure can be obtained from the ICAC office or the official website.

9. Can I get multiple documents attested in a single visit?

Yes, multiple documents can be attested in a single visit, provided all necessary documents and payments are submitted.

10. What if my application for attestation is rejected?

If rejected, the ICAC will provide reasons for the rejection. You may correct the discrepancies and reapply for attestation.

11. How can I track the status of my attestation application?

Applicants can track the status of their attestation request by contacting the ICAC or through the official website using the reference number provided during submission.