Power of attorney

With a power of attorney, a person gives another person the right to act on their behalf in specific matters, for example to sell a property, to collect documents or to represent them before institutions. The person giving the power of attorney must appear in person before the notary.

• Valid identity card or passport of the person giving the power of attorney
• Details of the authorised person: first name, surname and personal number
• An exact description of the matters for which the power of attorney is given
• Property documents, if the power of attorney concerns property

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This list is for guidance only. The exact documents depend on the individual case. Call the office before you come.

1. Call the office and briefly describe your matter.
2. Bring the required documents and your identity document.
3. The notary verifies the identity of the parties and explains the legal consequences of the act to them.
4. The document is read, signed and certified at the office.