Power Of Attorney attestation is one of the significant processes of legalization in which an attestation stamp from the concerned authority is obtained. The authentication of this
Document is obligatory if the concerned person has their assets abroad. It may also be necessitated by the assigned person if they want to cause any changes with the same abroad. A power of attorney is a legal document that has to be properly framed; using the right legal terminology and setting out the objectives and responsibilities that you wish to authorize the appointee to carry out on your behalf. If a person wants to authorize someone to act as a power of attorney on his behalf, it must be signed and notarized by a certified notary advocate, who is able to declare that you are competent at the time of signing the document to issue the said power of attorney. So I Michael have been a Notary Public in Singapore for 10 years and have provided service to all the clients who need my support. You will need to bring your ID to me before I am able to certify and issue the document.
Witnessing of Power of Attorney
Some documents have the legal requirement that the signer’s signature be witnessed. This is primarily to prevent forgery. The witnessing requirement may be in place or in addition to a notarization requirement. One of the most common documents that require both witnessing and notarization is the General Power of Attorney for use.
Documents need to be signed or
executed. Not only have that, the end users of these documents need to trust
that the people who sign are really who they say they are. I give this
assurance by making sure that persons who sign a document in front of me are
the correct persons. I also verify documents as original as may be required by
various parties.
