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NRI Legal Services in India: Property, Inheritance and Paperwork, Handled Remotely
Living abroad should not mean losing control of your property, inheritance and legal matters in India. PropResolve connects NRIs and OCI card holders with verified Indian lawyers who handle Power of Attorney, succession, property transfer and documentation from start to finish, without you flying back. Start with our NRI Power of Attorney or Succession Certificate service.
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NRI Legal Services We Handle in India
Every service below is delivered remotely for NRIs and OCI card holders, with documentation, follow-ups and registration handled by verified lawyers in India.
NRI Power of Attorney
Draft, apostille and register a Power of Attorney so a trusted person can act for you in India.
NRI Succession Certificate
Court-issued certificate to claim shares, securities and movable assets of a deceased relative.
NRI Legal Heir Certificate
Establish legal heirs for property transfer, bank claims, insurance and pension settlements.
NRI Will Drafting and Registration
Draft and register a valid will so your Indian assets pass smoothly to your family.
NRI Property Transfer
Transfer ownership of inherited or purchased property correctly and securely.
NRI Property Mutation
Update revenue and municipal records to reflect the new owner after a transfer.
NRI Khata Transfer
Transfer khata for property in Bengaluru into your name with full documentation.
NRI Property Documentation
Prepare, verify and execute sale deeds, gift deeds and supporting paperwork.
NRI Property Due Diligence
Forensic title and parent-deed checks before you buy, sell or inherit property.
NRI Court Marriage Registration
Register your marriage in India with documentation, notices and legal guidance.
NRI Name Change
Affidavit, newspaper publication and gazette support for a legal name change.
Why NRIs Choose PropResolve for Legal Matters in India
Managing legal affairs in India from another country is slow and easy to get wrong. Time-zone gaps, repeated paperwork, document attestation abroad and unfamiliar local procedures turn simple matters into months of back and forth. PropResolve removes that burden. A dedicated project manager coordinates with advocates, sub-registrars and revenue officials on your behalf, and every step follows Bar Council of India and RERA standards. You approve decisions remotely while we do the running around in India.
Property and Inheritance Matters We Resolve for NRIs
- Selling or transferring property you own or have inherited in India
- Claiming a deceased relative's property, bank balances, shares and securities
- Drafting and registering a Power of Attorney for a representative you trust
- Establishing legal heirs and obtaining a Legal Heir or Succession Certificate
- Resolving ancestral and inherited property disputes
- Updating revenue, municipal and khata records after a transfer
- Verifying clean title before you buy property in India
How It Works for NRIs Living Abroad
Step 1: Share Your Matter
Call, WhatsApp or fill the form with your situation and the documents you have. Your time zone is not a problem.
Step 2: Speak to a Verified Lawyer
Get clear advice, a realistic timeline and a fixed quote, with no obligation.
Step 3: Set Up Your Power of Attorney
Where physical steps are needed in India, we arrange a Power of Attorney executed at the Indian Embassy, or notarised and apostilled abroad, so your representative can act locally.
Step 4: We Handle the Process in India
Our team manages drafting, stamp duty, filings, registration and follow-ups with the relevant authorities.
Step 5: Resolution Delivered
You receive verified documents and clear outcomes, couriered or shared digitally wherever you live.
Documents NRIs Usually Need
- Valid passport and visa, or OCI card
- Overseas address proof
- PAN card for property and tax-related matters
- Property documents: title deed, parent deeds and tax receipts
- Death certificate and relationship proof for inheritance matters
- Power of Attorney executed before the Indian Embassy or apostilled abroad
- Recent passport-size photographs

TDS and Repatriation: What NRIs Should Know
When an NRI sells property in India, the buyer must deduct tax at source (TDS) under Section 195 of the Income Tax Act, 1961, usually at a higher rate than for residents unless the seller obtains a lower deduction certificate. After the sale, moving the proceeds abroad is governed by the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) and Reserve Bank of India rules, within prescribed annual limits.
PropResolve handles the legal and documentation side of your sale, the Power of Attorney and the registration, and coordinates with the right specialists for the tax filing and lower deduction certificate, so both the sale and the transfer of funds stay compliant. Explore our Property Transfer and Property Documentation services.
Source: Income Tax Department, Government of India and the Reserve Bank of India.
Transparent, Fixed Pricing for NRI Legal Services
No surprises and no hourly billing. Every NRI matter is quoted as a fixed fee, agreed before any work begins, so you know the full cost up front from wherever you are in the world.
- A fixed, all-inclusive quote agreed before any work begins
- A free initial consultation to scope your matter and confirm the fee
- Government charges, stamp duty and court fees shown separately and transparently
- No hidden costs and no hourly billing
- Backed by our money-back guarantee

Why Choose PropResolve
- A dedicated project manager who coordinates with every authority on your behalf
- Verified property and revenue lawyers across India
- Forensic title and parent-deed vetting before you commit
- Fixed, transparent pricing with no hidden charges
- Built for NRIs: remote handling, with embassy execution and apostille support
Frequently Asked Questions
Almost all of them. PropResolve helps NRIs and OCI card holders with Power of Attorney, succession and legal heir certificates, will drafting, property transfer, mutation, khata transfer, documentation, due diligence, court marriage and name change, with verified lawyers managing every step in India.
In most cases, no. A registered Power of Attorney lets a trusted representative act for you in India, so the sale, transfer and registration can proceed without you flying back.
A Power of Attorney authorises someone you trust to handle defined tasks such as selling, leasing or registering property. For NRIs it is executed before the Indian Embassy, or notarised and apostilled abroad, and then stamped in India.
Yes. We prepare and file the application, represent you through a Power of Attorney where allowed, and coordinate with the court or local authority so you can obtain the certificate without being present for every step.
When an NRI sells property in India, the buyer deducts tax at source under Section 195 of the Income Tax Act, 1961, usually at a higher rate than for residents. A lower deduction certificate can reduce this. We coordinate the legal and documentation side and connect you with tax specialists for the filing.
Yes, within the limits set under FEMA and Reserve Bank of India rules. We handle the sale, Power of Attorney and documentation and work with the right specialists so the transfer of funds stays compliant.
Yes. Every matter is handled by verified advocates and follows Bar Council of India and RERA standards, with a dedicated project manager coordinating on your behalf.
It depends on the service. A Power of Attorney can be ready in a few working days once executed, while succession or certificate matters that involve courts or local authorities take longer. You receive a realistic timeline and a fixed quote before starting.