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when executing a power of attorney with a notary, does the person to whom it is issued need to be present or can I do it without him? and got a better answer
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The presence at the notary's of the person to whom the power of attorney is issued, is not necessary.
The presence at the notary's of the person to whom the power of attorney is issued, is not necessary.
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No. You only need to know the passport details of the person you are trusting.
No. You only need to know the passport details of the person you are trusting.
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Presence is not necessary. You need to know the passport details of the person to whom the power of attorney is being issued.
Presence is not necessary. You need to know the passport details of the person to whom the power of attorney is being issued.
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no
no
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A power of attorney is a unilateral document. Therefore, the personal presence of the principal with the documents confirming his identity and the data on the person to whom the power of attorney is entrusted and this is enough. Without the trustee, the notary can not make sure that he is voluntary and of sound mind, which is reflected in the power of attorney.
A power of attorney is a unilateral document. Therefore, the personal presence of the principal with the documents confirming his identity and the data on the person to whom the power of attorney is entrusted and this is enough. Without the trustee, the notary can not make sure that he is voluntary and of sound mind, which is reflected in the power of attorney.
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A power of attorney is a one-way transaction, so his presence is not necessary.
A power of attorney is a one-way transaction, so his presence is not necessary.