Everything you need to grant a power of attorney and complete your property purchase in Spain securely and on time.
Power of attorney
A power of attorney is a formal authorisation granted before a notary by which one person (principal) empowers another (attorney-in-fact) to act on their behalf. In property purchases, it allows you to sign contracts, the deposit, the mortgage or the deed without travelling. It saves trips, shortens timelines and avoids a deal falling through due to scheduling or distance.
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If you are abroad, you can sign the power of attorney before a local notary and obtain the apostille (Hague Convention) or appear before the Spanish Consulate. With a sworn translation where required, it will be fully valid so your attorney can sign in Spain.
Before a local notary with apostille or at a Spanish Consulate. We arrange sworn translations if needed.
Usually a few days if we have property and attorney details and coordinate with the notary from the start.
Yes. We recommend a special power of attorney with price and time limits for maximum security.
Yes, as long as it is expressly included and the bank accepts it. We coordinate with your lender.
You can revoke the power of attorney. Notify the notary and involved parties.
We draft or review your power of attorney to fit your case, coordinate notary–bank–registry and prevent delays. If you sign abroad, we arrange sworn translations, apostille and logistics so everything arrives on time.