Notary power of attorney this is a written procuracy issued by one person (grantor) to another person (attorney or representative) for representation before third parties.
Powers of attorney, which require mandatory notarial certification, are prescribed by law. A number of requirements are presented to them: the place and date of drawing up the power of attorney, last names, first names and patronymic names (full name of legal entities), place of residence (location) of grantors and representatives, and, if necessary, the positions of grantors and representatives must be indicated in the text.
A power of attorney may be concluded on behalf of one or more persons and issued in the name of one or more persons. The document is made in two counterparts: one is given to the grantor for transfer to the attorney, and the second remains with the notary.
The power of attorney is drawn up on the spot and immediately.
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WHAT IS NEEDED TO DRAW UP A POWER OF ATTORNEY?
Affidavitis a document issued by a notary in which the applicant solemnly states certain information. Such a document is also called a “statement under oath”, since the applicant bears criminal liability for the information stated in this statement. In confirmation, the applicant must add a document confirming the facts stated in the affidavit.
The affidavit is drawn up immediately on the spot.
WHAT IS NEEDED TO DRAW UP AN AFFIDAVIT?
If necessary, we can prepare notarial documents on a turnkey basis - to affix an apostille, translate and notarize.
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