Embassy of India, Reykjavik, Iceland
 Attestation of Power of Attorney (PoA), Affidavits and Other Attestations Attestation of Power of Attorney (PoA), Affidavits and Other Attestations

Attestation of Power of Attorney (PoA), Affidavits and Other Attestations

The Embassy provides attestation services for Power of Attorney (PoA), affidavits, and other documents related to civil, property, and financial matters.

Personal Appearance Requirement

Applicants/executants are required to visit the Embassy in person to execute a Power of Attorney or Affidavit. All documents must be signed before the Consular Officer at the Embassy.

Documents Required

Applicants are requested to bring the following documents at the time of submission:

  1. Miscellaneous Application Form (duly completed)
  2. Original valid Indian Passport and one photocopy
  3. Original Resident Permit and one photocopy
  4. Original Power of Attorney/Affidavit, along with:
    • Signature of your father in India (where applicable)
    • Copy of his valid proof of identity
  5. Three recent passport-size photographs
  6. Proof of residence in Iceland
  7. Prescribed Fee
    Fee details will be provided after the documents have been reviewed and approved.

Additional Requirement for Power of Attorney (PoA)

For attestation of a Power of Attorney:

  • The PoA must be witnessed and signed by two individuals.
  • The names and identification details of both witnesses must be clearly mentioned in the PoA.
  • Both witnesses must be present at the Embassy and sign the document before the Consular Officer.
  • Witnesses must carry their original identification documents at the time of signing.

Important Notes

  • Applicants are advised not to sign the document in advance. The document must be signed only in the presence of the Consular Officer.
  • Additional documents may be requested depending on the nature of the case or the document submitted.
  • Requirements and procedures are subject to change. The above information is provided for reference only, and the Embassy reserves the right to seek additional documentation where necessary.