Questions people ask
How the documents, payment, the e-stamp and e-sign, and the advocate panel work.
Documents
What do I get for the price?
Everything listed under the price on the document's page: the draft made from your answers, the free preview, the revisions, the PDF, and — where the page says so — the advocate's check and seal, the e-stamp, the Aadhaar e-sign or dispatch by registered post. There are no add-on screens at checkout.
Do I pay before I see the document?
No. You see the whole document on screen first, marked as a preview. You pay only if you want it.
Which languages can I use?
The questions and the site are in nine languages — switch at the top. The documents themselves are prepared in English and Hindi.
Can I change the document after paying?
Yes. Each document includes revisions: change your answers and the document is made again.
Is a document from eMunshi legal advice?
No. eMunshi is a technology platform, not a law firm. Where a document includes an advocate's check, an independent advocate from our panel does it. For advice on your situation, talk to an advocate.
Stamp and sign
Which documents are stamped and signed online?
The rent agreement, the general affidavit, the NOC and the undertaking. The government e-stamp and the Aadhaar e-sign are included in the price; your state's stamp duty is the only extra.
Do I need a notary?
Not for a rent agreement, NOC or undertaking signed this way. An affidavit you will file in a court or with a government office may still need to be sworn before a notary or oath commissioner; the affidavit page says so before you start.
How do the other parties sign?
Each person gets a link on their own phone and signs with an Aadhaar OTP. Nobody needs to be in the same place.
Payment and refunds
How do I pay?
One payment by UPI, card or net-banking, through Razorpay.
When do I get a refund?
If the document cannot be generated, if the e-stamp cannot be issued in your state, or if no suitable advocate can be matched for a call you paid for. The refunds page has the details.
Advocates
Who are the advocates?
Independent advocates from our panel, vetted by hand for their practice, their court and their languages. We do not list or rank advocates; the panel curator matches you.
What does eMunshi earn from advocates?
A flat panel-membership fee. eMunshi never takes a cut of an advocate's legal fees.
What is the difference between a call and getting an advocate?
A call is a fixed-price 30- or 60-minute consultation. Getting an advocate for your matter is free to ask: the advocate reviews it and quotes their own fee for taking it on.
General information, not legal advice for your specific matter.