Recently, most notary offices offer to use services related to the departure of a notary at the place of residence of the client. If, due to poor health or employment, you cannot visit a notary on your own and issue a power of attorney, you can call him at home.
Necessary
documents confirming the identity of the principal and the trustee
Instructions
Step 1
Choose a notary office that provides the service of “calling a notary at home”. Call the office and apply for the provision of notarial services at home. Check with the telephone line operator for the list of documents required for issuing a power of attorney, the cost of the service and the procedure for payment. Find out if there is a need to provide the documents to the notary secretary in advance for their verification.
Step 2
Show your passports upon arrival of the notary. To draw up a power of attorney, tell him in which institutions and what powers the representative will be able to exercise on behalf of the principal. Indicate the duration of the power of attorney, according to the Civil Code, it is concluded for a period not exceeding three years. If the term is not specified, then it is valid for a year.
Step 3
The power of attorney is written by hand on a letterhead, below are the details of the principal and the trusted person, as well as the date the power of attorney was drawn up. It is noteworthy that without this date, the document will have no legal force. You can revoke the power of attorney at any time, and your representative can refuse the given powers. The authorized person must present this document only in its original form.
