Selling remotely, settling an estate, authorising someone to act for you: a power of attorney only works with an officially legalised signature. We organise the notarial legalisation and — if the POA goes abroad — the apostille or the full consular circuit.
Get my quoteWhenever a third party — notary, bank, court, authority — must be able to verify the signature is yours.
The notary attests the signature belongs to the identified person — not the POA's content. That's why the text must be ready beforehand, ideally supplied by its final recipient. For abroad, depending on the country, the apostille or super-legalisation follows, very often with a certified translation — we assemble it all in the right order.
Advice born of experience: have the final recipient validate the text before legalisation. A rejected POA must be re-signed and re-legalised in full — one confirmation e-mail beforehand beats a second complete circuit.
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