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Settlement
FAQ: Non Resident Indians - Settlement
I’m living abroad and cannot travel now. My mom lives in India in one state, and our family property is in another state. She wants to transfer it to me, and she cannot travel to the location of the property. How can she transfer the property to me?
Your mother can execute a Special Power of Attorney (SPOA), appointing a trusted individual (such as a family member or attorney) in the state where the property is located to act on her behalf. Once the SPOA is registered, the agent can prepare the settlement deed to facilitate the transfer of the property to you. The agent will then travel to the appropriate registrar’s office in the state where the property is situated, carrying the settlement deed from your mother to you.
This process allows both you and your mother to manage the transaction without needing to travel, effectively utilizing the Special Power of Attorney.
** the answers provide above are generic questions we've received from our clients. We advise you to contact an advocate and get a legal advice for your situation before proceeding with any further actions.
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