Notary, Stamp & Attestation Services

Notarization, stamp duty, and document attestation are foundational legal requirements in India for validating personal, commercial, and legal documents. Notarization by a Notary Public (appointed under the Notaries Act 1952) is required for affidavits, power of attorney, agreements, and declarations. Stamp duty is a state-subject tax levied on legal instruments including agreements, conveyance deeds, power of attorney, and affidavits under the Indian Stamp Act 1899 and respective state stamp acts — non-payment or under-stamping renders documents inadmissible in court. Attestation by authorities such as Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM), Human Resource Development (HRD) Ministry, and Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) is required for educational certificates, birth/marriage certificates, and commercial documents intended for use abroad. E-stamping (through SHCIL portals) and franking (through designated banks) are now accepted alternatives to physical stamp papers in most states. Our end-to-end service covers procurement of correct-value stamp papers, notarization, SDM/HRD/MEA attestation, and courier dispatch, ensuring all documents are legally valid for their intended purpose — whether for domestic courts, government offices, visa applications, or overseas submissions.