KHA ADVOCATES offers expert legal assistance to NRIs in property title search, registration, dispute resolution, and Power of Attorney execution. We handle land verification, builder issues, and inheritance matters with accuracy and transparency. Our team ensures seamless legal support for NRIs across 23+ countries in all property-related matters.
At KHA ADVOCATES, we specialize in providing trusted and comprehensive NRI legal services related to real estate law, including property registration and Power of Attorney (PoA) execution in India. For NRIs living abroad, buying, selling, or managing property in India can be challenging due to complex regulations and the need for physical presence. Our expert legal team assists NRIs in every step—from title due diligence, valuation, drafting and executing PoA through the Indian Embassy, to final property registration with the Sub-Registrar’s Office. We ensure all transactions are legally compliant and secure, offering clarity and convenience to clients across the USA, UK, Canada, Middle East, and more.
Our services include meticulous property title verification, sale deed drafting, registration support, and court representation where required. We draft customized Power of Attorney documents, guide NRIs through embassy attestation procedures, and ensure timely registration in India. Our team prioritizes transparency, legality, and protection of your property rights at every step. With a presence in over 23 countries and deep experience in Indian property law, KHA ADVOCATES is your reliable legal partner for real estate matters across India.
Execute a legally valid Power of Attorney at your nearest Indian Embassy to authorize a representative in India for property transactions, litigation, or other legal formalities.
NRIs can legally sell their Indian property from abroad using a registered Power of Attorney, ensuring a smooth, compliant, and hassle-free transaction through legal representation in India.
Buyers in India can purchase property from NRI sellers through a properly attested Power of Attorney, ensuring legal compliance, due diligence, and smooth documentation throughout the process.
Essential documents include passport, PAN card, POA, sale deed, allotment letter, and tax clearance. Proper collection ensures smooth registration and compliance with FEMA and income tax laws.
NRI property registration in India requires a POA, identity proof, property documents, and tax compliance. Legal experts ensure registration is completed as per statespecific rules and timelines.
We represent NRIs in property disputes, including title conflicts, illegal possession, partition, or builder fraud, ensuring effective legal remedy in Indian courts with minimum personal appearance.
Our firm offers end-to-end property management for NRIs—rent collection, tenant management, maintenance, and dispute resolution—ensuring your asset is protected, profitable, and legally secure.
Expert legal advice on property registration process and Power of Attorney requirements for NRIs.
Submit identity, ownership, and transaction-related documents for legal verification and processing.
Drafting Power of Attorney tailored to NRI’s property needs and legal compliance.
Sign POA before Notary or Consulate as per Indian legal standards.
Attested POA sent to India via Embassy/ Consulate for local use and validation.
Drafting detailed sale deed ensuring clear title, terms, and legal compliance.
Assess fair market value of property for stamp duty and legal documentation.
Initiate process with Registrar’s office for official property transaction queries.
Attested POA sent to India via Embassy/ Consulate for local use and validation.
Register sale deed at local Registrar office using POA on behalf of NRI.
Our experienced property lawyers provide end-to-end legal assistance in property registration, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free process.
First-time buyers are at high risk of fraud. We help in detecting forged documents, disputed ownership, and unauthorized sales.
We handle all interactions with Sub-Registrar Offices, Revenue Departments, and other authorities, ensuring quick and lawful registration.
If the property has any pending disputes, encumbrances, or third-party claims, we provide expert legal assistance to resolve them.
Our client-centric approach ensures honest advice, timely execution, and complete transparency throughout the process.
Yes, NRIs can legally purchase residential or commercial property in India under the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA). However, they are not permitted to buy agricultural land, plantation property, or farmhouses.
No, NRIs can complete transactions through a registered Power of Attorney (PoA) holder who can act on their behalf in India.
Yes, NRIs can sell both inherited and self-acquired property. However, legal documentation and tax compliance (including TDS) are essential.
Risks include fraudulent sellers, unclear titles, encroachments, forged PoA, and misrepresentation. Legal due diligence is essential.
We offer end-to-end services: property title verification, due diligence, documentation, registration assistance, PoA drafting, and litigation support.
Yes, an NRI can appoint a trusted individual in India through a registered PoA to manage, rent, sell, or maintain their property.
Through legal experts who examine historical sale deeds, encumbrance certificates, mutation records, and municipal approvals.
Yes, we offer remote title verification with digital reports, legal opinions, and scanned document reviews for NRI clients.
Such property is legally risky. We advise avoiding it unless all owners sign the sale deed or a clear succession chain is established.
It shows if the property is free from any monetary or legal liability, such as loans or claims, over a specified period.
Absolutely. We provide written legal opinions after a thorough title search to guide purchase decisions.
Yes. The PoA must be notarized abroad and adjudicated in India. The PoA holder can then complete registration on the NRI’s behalf.
The core process is similar, but stamp duty and documentation requirements vary slightly from state to state.
Some states allow partial digital registration steps. However, physical presence or PoA is still needed at the sub-registrar office.
Aadhaar is not mandatory for NRIs, but PAN and passport details are typically required.
Yes, we handle the entire process through a PoA, coordinate with local registrars, and ensure legal compliance.
File a police complaint and civil suit for eviction. We assist NRIs in initiating legal proceedings and property recovery.
Yes, through a registered PoA or Indian legal counsel. Courts accept power of attorney representations in such cases.
We trace title history, initiate partition suits, contest illegal occupation, and represent NRIs in courts across jurisdictions.
By fencing, signage, appointing caretakers, regular inspections, and legal notices. We offer property monitoring services.
Yes, we offer customized property inspection, status reports, photo documentation, and periodic legal assessments.
Arbitration is often faster and less adversarial. We encourage and represent clients in arbitration where legally permissible.
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