A power of attorney lets someone act on your behalf — to sell property, manage a bank account, represent a company or collect documents. If it will be used in another country it usually needs to be translated, notarized and legalized.
We prepare clear, bilingual powers of attorney based on your instructions or your lawyer's draft, arrange the notarization of your signature and complete the legalization for the country where it will be used.
What we handle
- General and special (limited) powers of attorney
- Bilingual English–Arabic documents
- Corporate powers of attorney and board resolutions
- Notarization of the grantor's signature
- Legalization or apostille for the destination country
- Powers of attorney for document retrieval
Frequently asked questions
Can you draft my power of attorney?
We can prepare a power of attorney from your instructions using standard wording. For complex legal matters we recommend having your lawyer review it.
I live abroad — can I give a power of attorney for South Sudan?
Yes. You sign it where you live and we coordinate the translation and the legalization needed for it to be accepted in South Sudan.