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General or special power of attorney stamp paper online

The official stamp route can change depending on what the attorney holder may do, whether property is involved, whether consideration is paid and how the parties are related. PakEstamp's guided intake captures those facts.

General vs special power of attorney stamp paper

A general power of attorney may grant broader authority across several matters, while a special or specific power of attorney is normally limited to a defined task or transaction. The applicable stamp treatment can also change when immovable property, sale authority, consideration or close-family relationships are involved. PakEstamp therefore collects the actual authority being granted before the processing team confirms the route.

Information the workflow may require

  • Principal and attorney-holder identity and contact details
  • Specific, general, registration, property, administrative or banking authority
  • Whether sale or transfer of immovable property is authorized
  • Property address and value where relevant
  • Consideration and relationship details where the official category requires them
A power of attorney can have significant legal consequences. PakEstamp facilitates e-stamping only; obtain qualified legal advice about scope, drafting, witnesses, attestation, registration and revocation.

How to begin

Explain the authority

Choose what the attorney holder needs permission to do.

Add both parties

Provide the principal and attorney-holder information.

Review the category

The team confirms the likely official route and final E-Stamp order price.

Power of attorney questions

What details are normally needed?

Both parties' details, the authority granted and property, consideration or relationship information where relevant.

Is every POA charged the same duty?

No. The final E-Stamp order price can vary with the facts, so we review the request before confirming the amount.

Does PakEstamp draft the document?

No. PakEstamp facilitates e-stamping and does not provide legal advice or document drafting.