Application for Power of Attorney - Consulate General of Pakistan Vancouver
This file is an application for Power of Attorney at the Consulate General of Pakistan in Vancouver. It includes necessary personal information, passport details, and statutory declarations. The form requires attestation from the consulate.
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To fill out this application form, start by providing your personal information in Part-A. Next, complete the statutory declaration in Part-B, ensuring all details are accurate. Finally, sign and date the application before submission.
How to fill out the Application for Power of Attorney - Consulate General of Pakistan Vancouver?
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Provide your personal information in Part-A.
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Enter your CNIC/POC No.
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Complete the statutory declaration in Part-B.
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Sign and date the application.
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Submit the application for attestation.
Who needs the Application for Power of Attorney - Consulate General of Pakistan Vancouver?
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Pakistani citizens residing in Vancouver who need to grant Power of Attorney.
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Individuals requiring legal representation in Pakistan.
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Executors of estates who need to authorize someone in Pakistan.
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Businesspersons needing representatives to manage tasks in Pakistan.
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Applicants who require official attestation from the Consulate General of Pakistan.
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What are the instructions for submitting this form?
Submit the completed Power of Attorney application to the Consulate General of Pakistan in Vancouver at the following address: 1050 W Pender St #1400, Vancouver, BC V6E 3S7, Canada. You can also submit the form via email at info@pakconsulatevancouver.org or fax it to (604) 800-2919. Ensure all required documents are attached and the form is signed and dated. For any assistance, contact the consulate at (604) 569-2711. Advice: Double-check all information provided to avoid delays.
What are the important dates for this form in 2024 and 2025?
There are no specific important dates for this form in 2024 and 2025.
What is the purpose of this form?
The purpose of this form is to enable Pakistani citizens residing in Vancouver to grant Power of Attorney to individuals in Pakistan. This ensures that their legal and business matters can be managed efficiently even when they are not physically present in the country. The form also serves to verify the authenticity of the applicant's identity and the validity of the Power of Attorney through attestation by the Consulate General of Pakistan in Vancouver.
Tell me about this form and its components and fields line-by-line.
- 1. Original Document: The original Power of Attorney document to be submitted for attestation.
- 2. Applicant's copy of Passport: A photocopy of the applicant's passport for verification purposes.
- 3. CNIC/NICOP: The applicant's Computerized National Identity Card or National Identity Card for Overseas Pakistanis.
- 4. Money Order/Banker's Cheque: A money order or banker's cheque for the required fee.
- 5. Two Passport-size Photos: Two recent passport-size photographs of the applicant.
- 6. Name: The full name of the person giving authority (executor).
- 7. Father's/Husband's Name: The name of the executor's father or husband.
- 8. CNIC/POC No.: The Computerized National Identity Card or Pakistan Origin Card number of the executor.
- 9. Contact No.: The contact number of the executor.
- 10. Passport No.: The passport number of the executor.
- 11. Address: The residential address of the executor.
- 12. Name: The full name of the attorney (authorized person).
- 13. Father's/Husband's Name: The name of the attorney's father or husband.
- 14. CNIC/POC No.: The Computerized National Identity Card or Pakistan Origin Card number of the attorney.
- 15. Passport No.: The passport number of the attorney.
- 16. Address: The residential address of the attorney.
- 17. Signature of the Applicant: The signature of the executor certifying the correctness of the details provided.
- 18. Date: The date on which the application is signed by the executor.
- 19. Statutory Declaration: A declaration affirming the authenticity and validity of the details provided, to be signed by the executor.
What happens if I fail to submit this form?
Failure to submit this form may result in the inability to grant Power of Attorney and manage legal or business matters in Pakistan. It can cause delays and potential legal issues.
- Legal Inconvenience: Unable to manage legal matters effectively without an authorized representative in Pakistan.
- Business Delays: Important business transactions may be delayed due to lack of authorized representation.
- Document Verification Issues: Lack of attestation may lead to issues with the authenticity of the Power of Attorney document.
- Non-compliance: Failure to comply with the statutory declaration requirements can result in legal consequences.
- Processing Delays: Delays in the processing of the Power of Attorney application due to incomplete or incorrect submission.
How do I know when to use this form?
- 1. Granting Legal Authority: To authorize someone to manage your legal matters in Pakistan.
- 2. Managing Estate Affairs: For executors of estates to grant authority to representatives in Pakistan.
- 3. Business Delegation: To delegate business responsibilities to a representative in Pakistan.
- 4. Official Attestation: For obtaining official attestation from the Consulate General of Pakistan.
- 5. Legal Representation: To ensure proper legal representation in Pakistan even when residing abroad.
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What information is required in this form?
You need to provide your personal information, CNIC/POC number, passport details, and statutory declaration. Ensure all information is accurate before submission.
Do I need to submit any additional documents?
Yes, you need to submit original documents, a copy of your passport, CNIC/NICOP, a money order/banker's cheque, and two passport-size photos.
Where do I submit the completed form?
Submit the completed form to the Consulate General of Pakistan in Vancouver along with the required documents for attestation.
What happens if I provide false information?
Providing false information in a statutory declaration is an offence under section 11 of the Statutory Declarations Act 1959. Ensure all details are accurate and true.
How long does the attestation process take?
The attestation process timeline may vary. Contact the Consulate General of Pakistan in Vancouver for specific processing times.
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