โ˜… Independent directory ยท Not an official government site ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ EN ยท ๐Ÿ‡ฒ๐Ÿ‡ฝ ES
Home โ€บ Nepali Power of Attorney in the U.S. โ€” 2026 Guide
๐Ÿ›๏ธ

Nepali Power of Attorney in the U.S. โ€” 2026 Guide

Checked September 2026. This page was written for this country and its details were checked against the authorityโ€™s own sources that month. Consular rules still change without notice, so confirm anything that will cost you a journey or a fee with the office that covers you. How we check our data.
Data last verified: September 2026

Nepali consular work leans heavily on powers of attorney, affidavits and notarised copies, because so much administration at home requires a physical presence that people abroad cannot provide. The embassy attests the document, and it is then used or registered in Nepal.

Quick facts

FeeConsular tariff per document
PaymentMoney order, named exactly
AttendanceIn person for signature
FormWording from Nepal

Land and property are the usual reasons, along with the affidavits the passport process itself requires and authorisations for relatives to act in school, bank and land office matters.

Fees breakdown

ItemCostNotes
Power of attorneyConsular tariffBy purpose
AffidavitConsular tariffIncluding the citizenship affidavit
Attestation of a copyConsular tariffPer document
Registration in NepalCharged thereLand revenue office
Return postagePrepaid tracked envelopeYou supply it

Land transactions in Nepal are registered at land revenue offices, and a power used for one must satisfy that office’s requirements exactly.

How to apply

  1. Ask the lawyer or the office in Nepal for the wording and format required.
  2. Gather the plot numbers, ward details and the agent’s citizenship number.
  3. Book the appointment, remembering the Kathmandu time zone.
  4. Attend with your passport and citizenship certificate and sign before the officer.
  5. Pay by money order made out exactly as instructed.
  6. Courier the original to Nepal and have it registered where required.

Required documents

Where to apply

At the embassy in Washington, by appointment.

Additional notes

Land documents are precise

Nepali land records identify plots by number and ward. A power that does not quote them will not be accepted.

Inheritance and partition

Family property in Nepal is often divided by partition rather than by will, and several relatives may need to act together.

Be specific

Name the acts authorised and their limits. Broad powers are refused and unwise.

Revocation

Revoking requires a further attested document and notice to the office where the original was used.