Notary & Affidavit Legal Services ensure legal authenticity of documents through notarisation and sworn affidavits. From property, identity, and name change affidavits to power of attorney and document attestation, our expert services at KHA ADVOCATES guarantee validity, compliance, and hassle-free processing. Trusted across courts, banks, and embassies. Book your notary or affidavit consultation today!
Verification of personal, academic, or business documents for legal or official use.
Certifying photocopies of original documents for submission to banks, embassies, or courts.
Administering legally binding oaths or affirmations used in affidavits or declarations.
Legally witnessing signatures on important documents to confirm identity and consent.
Common for real estate, court cases, and NRI delegations to ensure POA validity.
Legal validation of affidavits required for court matters or government submissions.
Notarisation of rental, lease, or partnership agreements to enhance enforceability.
Includes Board Resolutions, MOAs, AOAs, and shareholder agreements.
Needed for job transfers, rentals, or property matters.
Required before apostille or embassy legalisation for foreign document acceptance.
Used for official name updates due to marriage, spelling corrections, or personal choice.
When residential proof is unavailable, this affidavit helps obtain government IDs.
Used for EWS, student scholarships, or property transactions.
Confirms marital status for marriage registration or visa applications.
Needed when DOB errors exist in certificates or legal documents.
Filed when important documents like marksheets, PAN cards, or legal papers are lost.
Declares marital relationship and residence for government and embassy procedures.
Required to prove you’re unmarried, often for foreign marriage or visa applications.
Declares the reason for a gap in education or employment for academic or job applications.
Used by parents to give legal consent for minors’ passports, visas, or travel abroad.
Filed in cases of missing documents or discrepancies during passport applications.
Declares rightful legal heirs of a deceased person for property transfer, bank claims, or insurance. Essential in succession matters when no will exists.
A Notary Public is a government-appointed legal officer authorized under the Notaries Act, 1952, to verify, witness, and authenticate documents to prevent fraud. Notary services are essential for affidavits, power of attorney, property documents, agreements, and documents intended for foreign use. These services ensure legal validity for court filings, bank paperwork, visa applications, property registrations, and business contracts. At KHA ADVOCATES, our expert notaries provide reliable and timely document verification and attestation, complying with the latest legal standards to protect your interests both in India and internationally. Secure your documents with trusted notary services—book an appointment today for seamless authentication.
Book Consultation NowA Judicial Magistrate Affidavit is a sworn statement made before a Judicial Magistrate to affirm facts in legal matters. It is commonly used in court cases, property disputes, family law issues, and other legal proceedings requiring verified declarations. This affidavit holds strong legal weight as it is notarized by a Judicial Magistrate, ensuring the truthfulness of the content under oath. At KHA ADVOCATES, we provide expert assistance in drafting and filing Judicial Magistrate Affidavits, ensuring accuracy and compliance with legal norms. Our services help clients navigate complex legal requirements efficiently and securely. Contact us for trusted legal support.
Book Consultation NowAn Executive Magistrate Affidavit is a sworn legal document made before an Executive Magistrate, used to declare facts under oath for official and legal purposes. It is commonly required for property disputes, identity proof, inheritance claims, name changes, and various government procedures. The Executive Magistrate authenticates the affidavit, making it legally valid and admissible in courts and administrative offices. At KHA ADVOCATES, we provide expert guidance in preparing and verifying Executive Magistrate Affidavits, ensuring compliance with all legal requirements. Our services help clients avoid legal complications and streamline their documentation process efficiently. Contact us for professional affidavit services.
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A: Notarisation is the official process where a notary public certifies documents, verifying identity and authenticity to prevent fraud.
A: A notary public is a government-appointed legal officer authorized to verify signatures, administer oaths, and certify documents.
A: Notarisation adds legal credibility to a document and ensures it’s accepted by courts, banks, and government agencies.
A: Documents like affidavits, agreements, powers of attorney, declarations, and propertyrelated documents often require notarisation.
A: Yes, a notarised document is legally valid and admissible as evidence unless proven otherwise.
A: Online notarisation is not yet fully permitted under Indian law; physical appearance before a notary is still required.
A: No, the signatory must appear before the notary with valid ID for notarisation.
A: You can find notaries in courts, notary offices, or law firms like KHA ADVOCATES offering notary services.
A: A notarised document is valid as long as its contents are applicable; there’s no expiry unless mentioned.
A: It is a sworn statement affirmed before a Judicial Magistrate, commonly used for court matters, property, or personal declarations.
A: It’s required for legal proceedings, succession matters, marriage verification, name changes, and other formal declarations.
A: Only a Judicial Magistrate has the authority to attest such affidavits in India.
A: Yes, the deponent must appear in person with valid documents and identity proof.
A: Usually, it takes 2–5 working days, depending on the court schedule and document readiness.
A: Yes, law firms like KHA ADVOCATES assist in drafting and processing affidavits before Judicial Magistrates.
A: You need identity proof, address proof, and supporting documents related to your declaration or case.
A: Yes, it can be accepted internationally if attested and apostilled, depending on the country’s requirements.
A: Judicial Magistrates deal with court-affiliated matters, while Executive Magistrates handle administrative declarations and NOCs.
A: Yes, a Judicial Magistrate Affidavit carries high evidentiary value in Indian courts.
A: It’s a sworn legal declaration made before an Executive Magistrate, often for administrative purposes.
A: It is needed for caste certificates, income certificates, residence proof, or no-objection declarations.
A: An Executive Magistrate is a government officer with magisterial powers to attest affidavits for non-judicial matters.
A: Yes, it is considered valid and is accepted by government departments and institutions.
A: While possible, legal assistance ensures proper format and compliance, avoiding rejection or delay.
A: Affidavits before Executive Magistrates hold higher administrative authority than those notarised by public notaries.
A: Yes, especially in mutation, legal heir claims, and family partition declarations, depending on requirements.
A: Yes, most Executive Magistrates work by appointment and require pre-verification of documents.
A: Through a law firm like KHA ADVOCATES that coordinates appointments and document preparation efficiently.
A: It remains valid until the purpose is fulfilled or until any material changes occur in the facts.
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