Notary Public Services in Cuttack
Advocate Debarchana Samal provides notary public services at the Chandni Chowk office in Cuttack — notarising affidavits, agreements, powers of attorney, and declarations under the Notaries Act, 1952. Most straightforward documents can generally be notarised the same day, subject to the signatory being present with valid identification.
Reviewed by Advocate Debarchana Samal, Bar Council of Odisha · Reg. No. O-1812/2023
Notaries Act, 1952
Notary Services Offered
Document notarisation for individuals and businesses at the Cuttack office.
Affidavit Notarisation
Notarising affidavits for court filings, government applications, name-change requests, and other official purposes under the Notaries Act, 1952.
Agreements & Contracts
Notarisation of rent agreements, sale agreements, loan agreements, and other private contracts that require a notary's attestation for validity or acceptance by third parties.
Power of Attorney
Notarising general and special powers of attorney, including POAs intended for use by NRIs or for property-related authority, subject to applicable registration requirements.
Documents for Use Abroad
Notarisation as a preliminary step for documents that may later require apostille or embassy attestation for use outside India — the notary step itself does not include apostille.
Declarations & Certificates
Notarising sworn declarations, certificates, and statements required by banks, educational institutions, or government departments.
Same-Day Notarisation
Most straightforward documents can generally be notarised the same day at the Cuttack office, subject to the document being complete and the signatory being present with valid ID.
Frequently Asked Questions
What documents do I need to bring to get something notarised?
Generally, you need the original document to be notarised, a valid government-issued photo ID (such as Aadhaar, PAN, voter ID, or passport), and in some cases a photocopy of the ID for the notary's records. Specific documents may have additional requirements depending on their purpose.
Is notarisation the same as registration?
No. Notarisation is an attestation by a notary public confirming that a document was signed in their presence or that a copy is a true copy of the original. Registration is a separate statutory process before the Sub-Registrar's office, required for certain documents like sale deeds. Some documents need both; a lawyer can advise which applies to your document.
Can a notarised power of attorney be used for property transactions?
It depends on the nature of the POA and the transaction. Some property-related powers of attorney also require registration in addition to notarisation, particularly where the POA is intended to confer substantial rights over immovable property. This should be assessed on a case-by-case basis.
Do you provide apostille or embassy attestation along with notarisation?
Notarisation is generally the first step for documents intended for use abroad. Apostille (under the Hague Convention) or embassy/consular attestation are separate subsequent processes handled by the Ministry of External Affairs or the relevant embassy, not by the notary directly.
Do I need an appointment for notary services in Cuttack?
It is generally advisable to call ahead to confirm availability, especially for documents that need review before notarisation. Walk-ins for straightforward documents can often be accommodated, subject to the signatory being present with valid identification.
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