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Affidavits, undertakings and general or special powers of attorney, drafted correctly and attested, including for overseas Pakistanis.
Affidavits are sworn written statements required by many government offices, educational institutions, banks and courts. A power of attorney (POA) authorises another person to act on your behalf, for example to manage property, deal with a bank or represent you before an office while you are away.
Because these documents can carry serious consequences, they must be worded carefully. We draft affidavits and powers of attorney suited to their purpose, explain the scope of authority you are granting and guide you on stamp paper, attestation and, where property is involved, registration.
Accurate drafting for the purpose you need.
Common situations where clients come to us.
Authorising family members to manage property or paperwork in Pakistan.
Appointing someone to handle sale, rent or transfer matters.
Affidavits required for admissions, jobs and government offices.
Simple details, plus documents related to the purpose.
Four clear steps from your first message to completed work, with updates at every stage.
We understand exactly why the document is needed.
We draft the affidavit or POA with the correct scope.
We explain the document to you before signing.
We guide you on stamp paper, attestation and registration where required.
A general power of attorney can give very wide powers. Where possible, use a special power of attorney limited to the specific task.
Powers of attorney involving immovable property often need to be registered with the sub-registrar. We tell you what applies in your case.
Overseas Pakistanis usually execute POAs before the Pakistan embassy or consulate, or through the process accepted by the relevant office in Pakistan. We prepare the draft in the required format.
Answers to the questions clients ask us most about this service.
A general POA gives broad authority over many matters, while a special POA authorises specific acts only. A special POA is safer when you need help with one task.
Yes. A POA can generally be revoked through a revocation deed, and the relevant parties should be informed.
Affidavits are usually attested by an oath commissioner or notary public, depending on where they will be used.
Yes. We draft it and explain how to execute it abroad so it is accepted in Pakistan.
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