A power of attorney lets someone act on your behalf: selling or buying property, managing a bank account, handling an inheritance or representing your company. When it will be used in another country it usually needs to be bilingual, notarised and apostilled or legalized.
We work from the template supplied by the foreign notary, bank or lawyer, or prepare a bilingual version, then organise signing before a notary in St Vincent and the Grenadines and the onward authentication, so the document arrives abroad ready to use.
What's included
- Property sales and purchases abroad
- Banking and inheritance matters
- Company representation
- Bilingual side-by-side format
- Notarisation plus apostille or legalization