Can’t be present at the signing of a notarial deed? There is no need to postpone everything: with a special power of attorney, you can appoint a trusted person to sign on your behalf before the notary.
It is a useful solution in many situations: the purchase of a property, the incorporation of a company, an inheritance. But it must be prepared with care, because the agent’s powers need to be set out precisely.
In our new video, Notary Maria Teresa Pelle explains in a few minutes how it works and what you should know before granting the appointment.
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The information on this page is general in nature and does not replace personalised notarial advice.
