Powers of Attorney
A Power of Attorney is the document most often notarised. Individuals use them when buying or selling property overseas; companies use them to open bank accounts or branch offices abroad, or to authorise signatories.
Documents we deal with most often
- Powers of Attorney
- Certified copies of passports and identity documents
- Birth, marriage and death certificates
- Degree certificates and professional qualifications
- Affidavits and statutory declarations
- Company records and board resolutions
- Change of name deeds
- Sponsorship and travel documents
Before your appointment
Send a clear copy of the document and tell us the country where it will be used. That lets us confirm the formalities, timescale and fee in advance. Bring your current passport and recent proof of your UK address. Documents to be signed should normally arrive unsigned.