The power of attorney is issued by a practicing notary on the basis of the submitted documents of the principal and the trustee, in their personal presence, after submitting an application. Errors, inaccuracies, incorrect information in the document can be corrected by observing certain rules specified in the law on notaries.
Necessary
- - the passport;
- - statement;
- - receipt of payment of state duty.
Instructions
Step 1
There are three types of power of attorney. One-time - allows you to complete one order, after which its validity period ends. Special - gives the right to carry out a number of specific orders, its term also ends after the list of orders has been exhausted. The general power of attorney gives the authorized person the right to perform any legally significant actions for the principal within three years.
Step 2
Any power of attorney can be canceled early. The principal has the right to do this by contacting a notary and having previously notified the notarially authorized person in writing. The trustee has the full right to refuse to fulfill his duties, return the power of attorney to the notary and notify the trustee in writing about the cancellation of his powers.
Step 3
If the trustee or trustee noticed errors, inaccuracies or incorrect information in the power of attorney, they are obliged to contact the notary at the place of registration of the document, submit documents confirming the correct information and write a statement on making changes and making accurate records.
Step 4
Minor inaccuracies, mistakes made by the notary are corrected by the notary himself, crossed out with one pair, so that all the entries are easy to read, put his signature, seal and resolution “to believe corrected”. If there are a lot of errors or inaccuracies, the notary draws up a new document, destroys the erroneous power of attorney. The service for correcting mistakes made by a notary is completely free of charge.
Step 5
If the principal or a notarially authorized person is planning to change the terms, the type of instructions, other legal information in the received power of attorney, they must together apply to the notary with a passport, a statement, and pay the state fee for the service provided. The notary will issue a new document. It is impossible to make corrections, changes, additions to the received power of attorney.
Step 6
It is impossible to correct any information, inaccuracies in a canceled power of attorney or in an expired document.
