Power of Attorney Drafting Services
At White Horse Notaries, we provide tailored Power of Attorney (POA) drafting services to address your specific legal requirements. A Power of Attorney is a legal document that grants one person the authority to act on behalf of another in personal, business, or legal matters. Our team ensures that your POA is meticulously drafted, legally binding, and customized to fit your needs.

Why You Need a Power of Attorney
Property Transactions
Sale or purchase of real estate.
Financial Documents
Banking, investments, and account management.
Business Contracts
Authorization for business dealings.
Medical Directives
Healthcare decisions through a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA).
Legal Proceedings
Representation in court or legal matters.
Overseas Documents
Foreign property or legal transactions requiring notarisation.
General Power of Attorney (GPA)
Business Power of Attorney
Grants authority to trusted individuals to oversee specific business operations or transactions on your behalf.
Overseas Power of Attorney
Specific Power of Attorney
Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA)
How Our Power of Attorney Drafting Services Work in London
1.
Consultation
2.
Drafting
3.
Review & Approval
4.
Notarisation
Once approved, we notarise the document to ensure it is legally binding under UK law, allowing for international use.
5.
Legalisation
6.
Delivery

Why Choose White Horse Notaries for Power of Attorney Drafting?
Local Expertise
We have extensive knowledge of the legal requirements for drafting POAs in London and the UK.
Bespoke Solutions
Each Power of Attorney is tailored to your personal or business needs, ensuring alignment with your unique circumstances.
Efficiency
We provide prompt service, whether in person or remotely, with swift document processing.
International Reach
If your POA is to be used abroad, we offer comprehensive legalization services for global compliance.
FAQ
A POA is a legal document that allows you to appoint someone (an “attorney”) to make decisions or act on your behalf regarding finances, property, health, and personal affairs.
A POA allows you to designate someone you trust to manage your affairs if you cannot do so due to illness, incapacity, or unavailability.
A General Power of Attorney (GPA) is temporary and used for specific tasks, while a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) remains valid even if you lose mental capacity and covers health and financial decisions.
Yes, a POA can be revoked at any time as long as you have the mental capacity to do so. Simply inform your appointed attorney and destroy the original document.
A notary is essential for certain legal transactions, especially for POAs intended for international use. At White Horse Notaries, we ensure your POA is accurately drafted, notarised, and compliant.
We aim to complete the drafting process within a few business days, depending on the document’s complexity and your needs.
Yes, but it must be notarised and may require additional legalisation (such as an apostille) depending on the country. We can assist you through this process.
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