Send a legal notice
A few questions, a flat fee — an advocate drafts it and posts it by Registered Post AD, anywhere in India.
What is it about?
Common questions
How do I send a legal notice in India?
A legal notice is usually drafted by an advocate and sent by Registered Post AD to the other party, setting out the facts, the legal basis, and what you want them to do within a stated time. Here you answer a short questionnaire, pay a flat fee, verify your identity, and an advocate drafts and dispatches the notice for you.
Can I send a legal notice from the UK or abroad?
Yes. The whole process is online, so NRIs and OCI card holders can start it from the UK, USA, Canada, the Gulf, or anywhere else. The advocate drafts and posts the notice within India on your behalf, and the fee is shown in your local currency.
How is the legal notice delivered?
It is dispatched by Registered Post AD (Acknowledgement Due) within India, which provides a proof-of-service trail that matters if the dispute later goes to court.
How much does a legal notice cost?
It is a flat fee with postage included, quoted up front before you pay. Payers abroad see an equivalent amount in their local currency.
What kinds of legal notice can I send here?
Cheque bounce (Section 138), money recovery, property, consumer, employment, tenancy, contract, and general matters. Pick the type at the first step and describe the facts in your own words.
What if I have received a legal notice and need to reply?
Replying to a notice is a separate, case-specific exercise — the right response depends on what has been alleged and any deadline stated in the notice. For that, book a consultation so an advocate can review the notice and advise on how to respond.
Advocate-drafted and dispatched by Registered Post AD. Time-sensitive matters (e.g. cheque bounce) carry statutory deadlines — start early. Questions first? Book a consultation.
How to send a legal notice in India
Whether you are in Kerala or handling a matter back home from abroad, an advocate can draft and dispatch your legal notice without a trip to court. Here is the whole process.
Answer a short questionnaire
Pick the notice type, then describe the matter, the recipient, and the relief you want — in your own words. A few minutes, no legal drafting required from you.
Pay a flat fee
One fixed price with postage included. Paying from abroad? The same fee is shown in your local currency at checkout.
Confirm your identity
Because the notice goes out in your name, you confirm your identity with a government photo ID and a quick selfie, and authorise the advocate to act.
An advocate drafts & dispatches it
Advocate Anakha drafts the notice, confirms the wording with you, and dispatches it by Registered Post AD to the recipient anywhere in India.
Types of legal notice we draft and post
Cheque Bounce
A Section 138 demand notice for a dishonoured cheque — statutory, and time-bound. It must go within 30 days of the bank’s dishonour intimation, so start early.
Money Recovery
Recover an unpaid loan, invoice, or security deposit. A written demand on record is usually the first formal step before a recovery suit.
Property
Eviction, possession, encroachment, or a sale gone wrong — putting the other side on notice with the correct facts and address.
Consumer
Defective goods, deficient service, or a refund denied — a notice before a consumer complaint.
Employment
Unpaid salary, wrongful termination, or withheld dues — a formal demand to your employer.
Rent / Tenancy
Rent arrears, a tenant who won’t vacate, or a deposit withheld — landlord and tenant notices alike.
Contract Breach
A breach of agreement — calling out the default and the remedy you seek before escalating.
Something else
Any other civil matter where you need to put someone formally on record before going to court.
Sending a legal notice from abroad
You do not need to fly back to India to send a legal notice. NRIs and OCI card holders in the UK, USA, UAE, Canada, Australia, Singapore and beyond can start the whole process online — you provide the facts and documents and confirm your identity and authority, and an advocate drafts and dispatches the notice within India on your behalf. Payment works in your local currency, and the notice goes out by Registered Post AD, which produces the proof-of-service trail Indian courts recognise.
A flat fee, postage included
The fee is fixed and shown before you pay — there is no hourly billing and no separate postage charge. Payers abroad see the same fee converted to their local currency at checkout. The price covers an advocate drafting your notice, confirming the wording with you, and dispatching it by Registered Post AD anywhere in India.
Time-sensitive matters — a cheque-bounce demand, for instance — carry statutory deadlines, so it is best to begin early rather than at the last moment.
- How to send a legal notice in India (from Kerala or abroad)
- Sending a legal notice from the UK or abroad to India
- Legal notice cost & format: what to expect
- Received a legal notice? How to reply
Not sure whether a notice is the right step? Book a consultation first.