Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) who cannot physically travel to India for every court date can legally appoint a trusted representative (father, mother, sibling, or advocate) via a valid Power of Attorney (POA) under Section 20 of the Indian Stamp Act & Supreme Court guidelines.
Adv. Jyoti Chavhan guides NRI clients through the exact 5-step process required for embassy attestation, adjudication, and video conference hearings.
We draft a legally compliant Special POA specifically authorizing your representative to file petitions, sign pleadings, and present evidence.
Sign the POA in front of a local notary public in your home country and get it attested at the Consulate General / Indian Embassy.
Once sent to India, the POA is presented before the Collector of Stamps office within 3 months for formal adjudication and stamp duty payment.
Adv. Jyoti Chavhan files the divorce petition along with the adjudicated POA before the Family Court having jurisdiction.
You record your statement under oath via official Family Court Video Conferencing without traveling to India.