We help draft bilingual private powers of attorney, arrange public powers of attorney at Brazilian notary offices, signature recognition, sworn translation and the apostille or legalization for the country where it will be used.
For Brazilians living abroad, we advise on executing the document at a Brazilian consulate or a local notary with an apostille, and take care of the translation when it arrives in Brazil.
What's included
- Bilingual draft for private powers of attorney
- Public power of attorney executed at a notary office
- Signature recognition
- Sworn translation and apostille or legalization
Common documents and situations
- Powers of attorney for property sales
- Powers of attorney for estates and inheritance
- Banking and pension powers of attorney
- Corporate powers of attorney and company registration
How it works
Tell us where and why
The country and purpose define the format of the power of attorney.
Draft
We prepare or review the text, in two languages if needed.
Signing and recognition
Execution at a notary office or signature recognition.
Translation and apostille
We translate, apostille or legalize, and ship.
Countries
Frequently asked questions
Public or private power of attorney — which do I need?
It depends on the act. Selling property in Brazil, for example, requires a public power of attorney. Many procedures abroad accept a private one with recognised signature and apostille. We check the requirement for your case.
I live abroad. How do I make a power of attorney for use in Brazil?
You can execute it at a Brazilian consulate or with a local notary plus apostille. If it is in another language, we produce the sworn translation in Brazil.