NRI Legal Guides

Signing an Indian Power of Attorney in Canada: Apostille Since 2024 or Consulate

How NRIs and OCIs in Canada execute a Power of Attorney for India now that Canada is part of the Apostille Convention: notary, provincial or federal apostille, or attestation at the Indian High Commission or Consulates.

Signing an Indian Power of Attorney in the UK: Solicitor, Notary and FCDO Apostille

How NRIs and OCIs in the United Kingdom execute a Power of Attorney for India: certification by a UK notary or solicitor, apostille from the FCDO Legalisation Office (paper or e-Apostille), or attestation at the Indian High Commission or a Consulate.

Signing an Indian Power of Attorney in the USA: Notary, Apostille or Consulate

How NRIs and OCIs living in the United States execute a Power of Attorney for use in India: US notary and state apostille, or attestation at an Indian Embassy or Consulate, and what happens when it reaches India.

Renouncing Indian Citizenship and Surrendering Your Indian Passport

What happens to your Indian citizenship when you become a citizen of another country, the difference between a renunciation certificate and a surrender certificate, how to apply from abroad, and why it matters for OCI and travel.

OCI Cardholder Rights in India: Property, Work, Travel and Restrictions

What an Overseas Citizen of India card does and does not allow: lifelong visa, property and financial parity with NRIs, professions, activities needing special permission, rights OCIs do not have, updating the card, and cancellation.

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