A Power of Attorney is the single document that lets you handle almost any legal matter in Pakistan without flying back — property, court cases, banking, or sale of assets. GNS Law Associates drafts the Special Power of Attorney for overseas Pakistanis, guides its attestation at your nearest Pakistani Consulate, and acts under it on your behalf in Karachi.
A Power of Attorney (Mukhtiarnama) authorises a trusted person — usually us, as your advocates — to act for you in Pakistan. A General Power of Attorney grants broad authority; a Special (Limited) Power of Attorney is tied to a specific task, such as one court case, one property sale, or one bank matter. For overseas Pakistanis we almost always recommend a Special PoA — it does exactly what you need and nothing more, which is far safer against misuse.
Because a PoA dealing with property must be executed and attested correctly to be valid, the drafting and the attestation route matter. We prepare the document precisely for your purpose, tell you exactly which consulate to attest it at, and handle the Pakistan-side steps so it holds up.
Property sale, a court case, banking, succession — we draft the PoA for that exact need.
You receive the Special Power of Attorney, ready to sign, with clear instructions.
You sign and attest it at the Pakistani Consulate/Embassy near you (US, UK, Canada, Gulf).
You send the attested original to our office in Karachi.
We complete any required Pakistan-side attestation/registration and carry out your matter.
No generic template — a PoA scoped precisely to your matter, which is safer.
We tell you exactly which consulate and what to do — no guesswork.
Special, limited PoAs and proper safeguards protect you from abuse of the authority.
The advocate who drafts your PoA is the one who acts under it.
Our full range of services for the diaspora, all handled remotely.
Overseas Hub →Claim inherited property in Pakistan — the most common use of a PoA.
Overseas Succession →Protect and recover your property in Pakistan from abroad.
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