Every document you need — drafted, reviewed, and explained.

Most documents are fixed-fee. You share what you need; we send back a written scope and fee before any work begins. Complex documents (MSA, founder agreements, sale deeds) are scoped individually.

Standard documents (NDA, rent agreement, offer letter, affidavit): 2–4 working days. Notices and replies: 3–5 working days. Complex agreements (MSA, founder, shareholder, sale deed): 5–10 working days. Urgent timelines can be arranged on case-by-case basis.

No. A short scoping conversation to confirm what you need, the fee, and the timeline is free. We only charge once you accept the written scope.

No. Templates are why generic documents fail when something goes wrong. Each document MMLC delivers is drafted to your facts, parties, jurisdiction, and business model. Same product, different paperwork — we don’t do that.

Share it. We review clause-by-clause — either marking it up in track-changes or rebuilding it cleanly — with a plain-language note explaining every material change and why.

One revision round per document is included after delivery. Material re-scope (the deal changed, parties changed, structure changed) is treated as a separate engagement and priced upfront.

Most commercial documents (NDA, service, vendor, employment) are fine on e-sign — the Information Technology Act recognizes electronic signatures. Documents that require stamping or registration (sale deeds, gift deeds, leases over 11 months) need wet signatures and physical execution.

Stamp duty is a state-level tax and varies by document type, state, and value. We share the applicable position with every deliverable. Stamp duty is payable by you over and above the MMLC fee — we don’t absorb or markup statutory charges.

Yes. In Delhi NCR we coordinate directly with the sub-registrar. Elsewhere, we coordinate suitable local advocates and registered document writers. Registration fees and e-stamping charges are at actuals.

Yes — assuming it is signed, stamped (where required), and executed correctly. The execution checklist we share with every document is exactly what we’d need to defend the document in evidence later. Cutting corners on stamping is the most common reason documents fail in court.

Some documents need to be issued through an advocate — Section 138 cheque-bounce notices, certain pre-litigation notices, and any document that will be filed in court. MMLC coordinates a suitable independent advocate in those cases. For ordinary commercial documents, no advocate signature is needed — the parties sign.

Yes. Facts, documents, and discussions are treated as confidential. Information moves only to the independent professionals you’ve approved, on a need-to-know basis. We don’t take referral commissions, so there’s no commercial incentive to share your matter beyond scope.