Handle your affairs with ease, even when you’re away. Our legally valid, easy-to-customize General Power of Attorney (GPA) template empowers you to appoint a trusted representative to act on your behalf—be it managing property, banking, legal matters or other personal transactions in India.

Who Needs a General Power of Attorney?

NRIs and Expats: If you reside abroad but need someone in India to handle tasks like selling property, renewing rental agreements, or managing court matters.

Elderly Parents: Senior citizens can authorise their children or relatives to handle bank work, pensions, or manage property.

Frequent Travellers: Business professionals or government employees who are often away can delegate routine work through GPA.

Busy Business Owners: Empower your managers to handle day-to-day operations while you focus on strategy.

Individuals Facing Medical Treatment: Temporarily unwell and need someone to legally represent you? GPA can help.

What Does Our Template Include?

• Full name and address of both principal and attorney
• Scope of authority clearly defined (e.g., financial, legal, property, etc.)
• Start date and duration of validity
• Optional clause for revocation
• Signature blocks with witness details
• Compatible with Indian legal standards (for use in all states)
• Available in both Word and PDF formats

Whether you’re giving broad powers or limited authority, our template lets you specify everything.

Why Use Our Template?

Legally Verified & Drafted for India: Created by legal experts to comply with Indian laws, including The Indian Contract Act and Powers of Attorney Act, 1882.

Free & Downloadable: No hidden charges. Access instantly in Word or PDF format.

Customisable & Ready to Print: Fill in your details, take a print, and get it notarised or registered as needed.

NRI-Friendly: Includes standard clauses for property management and court appearances, perfect for NRIs handling assets in India.

Peace of Mind: Avoid costly legal mistakes and ensure your affairs are handled by someone you trust.

Common Use Cases

• NRI giving authority to parent/sibling to sell or rent out property
• Elderly individual authorising a family member to manage pension paperwork
• Business owner empowering staff to sign on cheques and contracts
• Person undergoing long-term treatment assigning power to a spouse for daily tasks

These are everyday needs—and our document is built to meet them q

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Is this valid all over India?
Yes, this format follows Indian legal standards and can be used across states.

Do I need to register it?
Registration is optional unless it deals with immovable property, in which case it should be registered with the sub-registrar.

Can I revoke the GPA later?
Absolutely. You can cancel it anytime by issuing a revocation deed.

What if I’m an NRI?
You can execute it at the Indian embassy in your country or get it attested as per local rules and then send it to India for adjudication.