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Specializing in Notarizing and Apostilling Power of Attorney

Orange County Apostille: Specializing in Notarizing and Apostilling Power of Attorney Documents

At Orange County Apostille, we specialize in notarizing and apostilling Power of Attorney (POA) documents for use in Hague Convention countries. Our services cover all types of POAs, including:

  • General Power of Attorney
  • Special Power of Attorney
  • Durable Power of Attorney
  • Medical Power of Attorney
  • Financial Power of Attorney
  • Real Estate Power of Attorney

We ensure your documents meet international standards and are recognized in Hague Convention countries such as:

List of Hague Convention Countries:

  1. Argentina
  2. Australia
  3. Austria
  4. Belgium
  5. Brazil
  6. Canada
  7. Chile
  8. China (Hong Kong, Macao)
  9. Colombia
  10. Denmark
  11. France
  12. Germany
  13. Greece
  14. India
  15. Italy
  16. Japan
  17. Mexico
  18. Netherlands
  19. New Zealand
  20. Peru
  21. Portugal
  22. South Africa
  23. Spain
  24. Switzerland
  25. United Kingdom
  26. United States
  27. Uruguay …and many more.

We provide a seamless service that ensures your documents are properly authenticated for use abroad. Our team travels to you or offers in-office appointments for your convenience.

The apostille process for power of attorneys involves several steps to make the document legally valid in countries that are part of the Hague Apostille Convention:

  1. Obtain a your Power of Attorney
  2. Notarization (if required): Notarize your Power of Attorney
  3. Submit to Our Office for the apostille certification.
  4. The apostille verifies the document for international use in Hague member countries.

Once processed, the document is ready for legal use abroad.

When buying or selling property in another country, you often need a notarized and apostilled Power of Attorney (POA) to legally authorize someone to act on your behalf. The notarization ensures that the POA is properly executed, while the apostille certifies the document for use in another country under the Hague Apostille Convention. This process makes the POA valid internationally, allowing your representative to handle property transactions securely and in compliance with the foreign country’s legal requirements.

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