How to Get an Apostille for a Power of Attorney?
Need an apostille for a power of attorney? Notary glow can help you with that. We’ve helped client all across the United States obtain an apostille for a Power of Attorney. We understand the importance of Power of Attorneys. These special documents have the power to grant others control over another individual’s life, in-part or full. If you cannot obtain an apostille or authentication on your Power of Attorney, you shouldn’t leave this process to an untrained individual who isn’t educated the apostille process or the requirements for the U.S. and the many other foreign nations. What you cannot handle or are unwilling to handle, Notary Glow is willing to handle with diligence.
Here at Notary Glow, we are very familiar with the complexities that come with obtaining an apostille; and we are quite familiar it the five (5) common types of Power of Attorneys. We have knowledge and experience with the Durable Power of Attorney (Financial), the Medical Power of Attorney, the Power of Attorney Revocation, the Springing Power of Attorney, and the Special Power of Attorney. Each one of those previously mentioned Power of Attorneys grants specific controls over another individual’s life. Let us demonstrate our level of familiarity with each of those Power of Attorneys.
Types of Power of Attorneys
Durable Power of Attorney
A Durable Power of Attorney (Financial) allows the appointed agent to make legal and business decisions on a principal’s behalf should the principal become disabled, incapacitated, or unable to handle these matters themselves. Some of those business and legal duties include selling properties, managing assets, filing taxes, conducting business, collecting government benefits, signing contracts and etc. It is important to choose a trusted individual to act on your behalf; a Durable Power of Attorney remains effective until it is legally revoked or the principal dies.
Medical Power of Attorney
A Medical Power of Attorney allows an agent to make healthcare decisions on the principal’s behalf should they become incapacitated or unconscious. Having a trusted individual agree to act as your agent allows your life to go as planned although you are insensible. The appointed agent would be allowed to decide on medical treatment options, end-of-life care, personal care management, and etc.
Power of Attorney Revocation
A Power of Attorney Revocation legally voids the powers of the principal’s agent in the Power of Attorney. In many circumstances, it is the principal that typically initiates the process of a revocation. Common reasons for revoking a Power of Attorney include, an agent not acting in the principal’s best interests; and/or the agent no longer wishes to service the principal. In some states a verbal revocation will suffice; in others, a Power of Attorney Revocation document must be completed. Once the principal signs the legal revocation, the Power of Attorney will be instantly voided.
Spring Power of Attorney
Like a Durable Power of Attorney or General Power of Attorney, a Springing Power of Attorney allows the agent to make financial and medical decisions on behalf of the principal. However, unlike a Durable or General Power of Attorney, a Springing Power of Attorney comes into effect when certain conditions are met. This Power of Attorney only becomes effective when the principal becomes incapacitated.
Special Power of Attorney
A Special Power of Attorney allows a principal to appoint an agent to handle a few (one or two) transactions or financial matters for a limited of time. These Power of Attorneys are usually very brief in regards time. Let us show you how Notary Glow can help you get an apostille for your Power of Attorney.
Notary Glow and your Power of Attorney Apostille
Notary Glow has handled many forms of Power of Attorneys. Although we don’t know which type of Power of Attorney you will come to us with, we’ve come to realize that Durable Power of Attorneys and Special Power of Attorneys are the most popular requests for apostille. We find that many of our clients need to handle private and public matters internationally. While we are forbidden to detail past and potential client matters, we can tell you we’ve help clients get apostilles in time to sell international real estate properties, recoup international bank accounts, and conduct and manage international business transactions. Depending on the country of destination, your Power of Attorney will receive an apostille or authentication. Whether your Power of Attorney receives an apostille or authentication, your Power of Attorney will still be acknowledge in its country of destination because it has been authenticated by the Secretary of State. We would strongly advise you to seek a professional to assist you with this process. Failure to follow the appropriate guidelines for obtaining an apostille or authentication certificate will halt the process and cause you to not have your situation sorted out in time for your travel… you don’t want that problem!
Notary Glow is here and we have immediate contact with the Secretary of State for all 50 States. We will hand deliver your documents where necessary or express deliver your documents in circumstances when we cannot hand deliver them. The methods of delivery that we choose to operate, allows us to keep potential mistakes and long turnarounds at a minimum. Check us out here Apostille. Thanks from Notary Glow!
