Power of Attorney & Legal Help for Nepalis Abroad

The document is prepared with the specific powers you want to grant, then executed and attested before the Nepali embassy or consulate in the country where you live, and sent to your authorised person or advocate in Nepal. Missions generally require your passport, photographs and the prescribed application together with the लिखतम् document, and each mission publishes its own attestation requirements. The wording is what decides whether the Nepali office concerned will accept it.

Only if the authority expressly grants that power. The Land Revenue Office checks the wording, and a general authority that does not clearly cover registration of a transfer will be refused. This is deliberate protection for owners — and the reason a power of attorney given to a relative should be limited to exactly what is needed.

Often yes, if you act quickly. Depending on the facts we can apply to freeze the plot, verify at Malpot Kaski whether a transfer has been registered, and initiate proceedings to set aside a transfer made without authority. Send the ownership certificate details by WhatsApp — speed matters more than paperwork at this stage.

In most cases yes, through an authorised power of attorney, with the case filed and conducted at Kaski District Court. Certain stages may require your presence or an appearance arranged in another manner; we tell you at the outset which those are for your specific case.

Yes — affidavits, relationship and single-status documents, notarised translations and certified copies, prepared to the requirements of the authority that will receive them. Tell us which country and which office needs the document, because the required form of attestation differs.