Power of Attorney and Hague Apostille

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To get an apostille on power of attorney U.S. document, I believe mine were (poa). I used Apostille Pros ~ http://www.apostillepros.com  They were very helpful. Just like to share that with you guys.

If you need power of attorney apostille and need your documents certify translated, contact 'Apostille Pros' in regards of apostille information.

This message was last edited by millyfrend on 30/03/2010.

Information from uk-plc.net

Hague Convention Apostille Authentication Certificate

If you have a document which you want legalized for use in another Convention country, the Convention certification called an apostille must be affixed to the document by a competent authority. The apostille is a pre-printed form prescribed by the Convention.

The apostille consists of the following:
(1) name of country from which the document emanates;
(2) name of person signing the document;
(3) the capacity in which the person signing the document has acted;
(4) in the case of unsigned documents, the name of the authority which has affixed the seal or stamp;
(5) place of certification;
(6) date of certification;
(7) the authority issuing the certificate;
(8) number of certificate;
(9) seal or stamp of authority issuing certificate;
(10) signature of authority issuing certificate.
 

I could understand this version explaining what it means. Hope you find it useful too. 

 I purchased a villa in Nueva Andalucia  three months ago. 

My solicitor Michael Davies from Davies Solicitors , send me a power of attorney document in English and Spanish by emai, with instructions.

Basically I printed it out , whent to  a notary who witnessed my signature. I then sent it to the legalisation department of the foreign office which is in Milton Keynes together with 27 ponds for the Hague´s Apostille and 6 pounds for them to send it on to the office of my solicitor in Spain. 

He concluded the purchase and he handed me all my paperwork last week. It all whent like clocwork. 

Michael Davies is English , but he is a Spanish trained Abogado (solicitor), who used to the the honorary british consul in Almeria.

Now that I am living in beautiful Marbella ,retired and divorced  I aim to improve my handicap enough to be able to beat my grandson of 12.  

Paul. 

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