What we arrange
- bilingual wording of the power of attorney, or a certified translation of an existing one
- official certification of your signature by a notary or registry office
- apostille or legalization for use abroad
- delivery of the finished document to your representative, wherever they are
If you live abroad
You can sign the power of attorney at a Slovak embassy or consulate, or before a local notary. A signature certified by a foreign notary usually needs an apostille and a certified translation into Slovak. We explain which route is faster in your situation.
Typical situations
- selling or buying property and filing with the land registry
- inheritance proceedings
- representing a company and commercial register changes
- registering or transferring a vehicle
- dealing with the registry office or the police
We do not provide legal advice. For a complex power of attorney we recommend having the wording drafted by a lawyer or using the institution's template – we take care of certification, legalization and translation.