Power of attorney to buy/mortgage, sell or administer a real estate property - Document certified by a notary

Description

• The power of attorney attested by a notary, to buy/mortgage or sell or administer an immovable, is personalized and meets the needs of a majority of people wishing to foresee who will be able to act on their behalf.
• Signing a general power of attorney gives your mandatary all the necessary powers to act with your property just as you could do yourself. 
• The choice of mandatary is exclusively up to the person wishing to be represented.
• The agent's powers extend not only to what is expressed in the power of attorney, but also to everything that can be inferred from it. It therefore becomes very important to appoint a highly trusted person to look after your assets.
• The document will be signed in virtual form and you will obtain a true copy (paper version) signed by the notary.
• The notary attests, by his signature alone, that he has verified the identity, quality and capacity of the signatory and that the document reflects the will expressed by the latter.
• After examining the file, the notary may, according to his professional expertise, refuse the file if there is any doubt as to the identity and/or capacity of the signatory, influence or interference of third parties or in the presence of any situation contrary to law, professional ethics or public order. In such a case, an administrative fee of $150 plus taxes will be withheld from any refundable amount, if applicable. 
• If required, you may use our other online service to Notarized power of attorney to buy/mortgage or sell or administer an immovable.
• Your personalized general power of attorney will contain the main clauses mentioned in the "Summary" tab.

• For further legal information on asset protection, we invite you to consult our frequently asked legal questions.

• 3 to 15 business days required to prepare a power of attorney for a property

Summary

Summary of the clauses offered for the preparation of your specific power of attorney for the management, sale and purchase of an immovable.

• Identification of the principal
• Revocation
• Identification of the mandatary
• Power of attorney
• Agent's resignation
• Reimbursement of expenses
• Remuneration
• Rendering of account
• Termination of power of attorney
• General
• End of mandate
• Marital status
• Priority of power of attorney
• Interpretation clauses

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