You must prepare the affidavit on stamp paper, sign it in the presence of a licensed notary, and provide valid ID proof. The notary will verify the contents, apply seal and signature, and officially notarize the document.
Unregistered documents may be admissible in certain cases as collateral evidence, but not for establishing ownership or title in immovable property cases. Registration is mandatory for legal enforceability under the Registration Act, 1908.
Stamp duty in Telangana is generally 6% to 7% of the market value for sale deeds, which includes stamp duty, registration charges, and transfer fee. The exact rate varies based on property location and type.
A valid legal notice should include your details, the recipient's details, the facts of the dispute, demand for resolution, and a reasonable time to comply. It is advised to get it drafted and sent by a qualified advocate.
Online notarization is not fully recognized for all legal documents in India. Some private notarizations can be done through authorized platforms, but for court use or real estate, physical notarization is generally mandatory.
An affidavit is a sworn statement signed before a notary or magistrate and is legally enforceable. A declaration is a simple written statement not sworn under oath, and may not have the same legal value.
Yes, the principal can revoke a General Power of Attorney at any time by issuing a written revocation notice and notifying the attorney and relevant authorities. It is also revoked automatically upon the death of the principal.
You can check if the notary is registered with the State or Central Notary Register. Their seal must contain name, registration number, and jurisdiction. Cross-verification from local court or bar council is advisable if in doubt.
Yes, Aadhaar is generally required for executing and registering documents in Telangana and many other states. It is used for eKYC and biometric verification at sub-registrar offices during registration.
Yes, a will can be prepared without a lawyer if it is handwritten or typed, signed by the testator, and attested by two witnesses. However, to avoid disputes, it's better to consult a legal expert or get it registered.