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Notarised power of attorney for use in Spain, India and other countries A power of attorney is a document that allows you to give authority to someone to make decisions and take actions on your behalf. You can decide how much authority to grant in your power of attorney document. You can make it quite limited and specific but most general powers of attorney and special powers of attorney are quite broad. A wide power of attorney ensures that the attorney can get on with the job for you without tripping up over limitations in your document. If you have been asked to sign a power of attorney, it will most likely relate to buying or selling a property, administering an estate or handling a Court case. I am able to notarise the document for you. I do this by meeting you (usually in person but a remote signing can be possible) and making sure we follow instructions you have received really carefully. Powers of attorney for Spain and Portugal usually require a passport copy to be certified and attached. Documents for India can require multiple witnesses, a photo of you as donor of the power, finger prints and perhaps even other steps. Whether or not legalisation of the power of attorney by application of an apostille is needed is something that can vary on a case by case basis. The recipient of your power or your lawyer in the relevant country will need to advise you on this. I can help you obtain a UK apostille and, if required, assist with consular legalisation.