It is better to sign a variety of legal documents concerning you personally. Although, if necessary, you can easily transfer your authority to another person by issuing a power of attorney for the right to sign.
Instructions
Step 1
The power of attorney for the right to sign can be one-time, special or general. One-time - gives your authorized representative the right to put one or more signatures on one or more documents. Special - gives him the right to complete one or more specific assignments. When your representative completes all the tasks specified in the document, both a one-time and a special power of attorney will automatically lose their validity.
Step 2
When issuing a general power of attorney, you allow a person to represent your interests to third parties, perform various legally important actions for you and put his signature on various documents for you for three years.
Step 3
In order to issue a power of attorney for the right to sign, both one-time and special, as well as general, ask for help in any notary office together with the person you want to make your trustee. To do this, you and your representative will only need to take with you a general civil passport of the Russian Federation.
Step 4
Having decided on the type of power of attorney for the right to sign, which you would like to issue, tell the notary about your wishes. He, in turn, will tell you the amount of money that you will have to pay for the selected service.
Step 5
Issuing a power of attorney for the right to sign any kind takes, as a rule, no more than a day. To their immediate duties, i.e. the authorized person can begin to conclude transactions, various legally significant actions, represent your interests to third parties and affix signatures on documents for you from the moment the document is drawn up.
Step 6
Both you and your representative can refuse to fulfill the terms of the power of attorney for the right to sign at any time. To do this, you must contact the notary at the place of registration of the document with a statement about its cancellation, notifying the second party to the agreement in writing three days in advance.
