Special Powers of Attorney in public deed

$160 $181 IVAI

Special powers of attorney must be granted in a public deed, in those cases in which they have registry effects, as is the case of transfers of movable and immovable property. They may also be required by some public entities, for certain administrative processes. Estimated Delivery Time / 1 day.

What is the purpose of a Special Power of Attorney in a public deed?

Special Powers of Attorney in a public deed allow a person or entity to be granted the authority to act on behalf of another to execute specific acts on behalf of and on behalf of the person granting them. These powers of attorney are necessary to carry out legal procedures, especially when those who have the power to do so directly are unable to do so, or prefer to delegate their execution. By granting this power of attorney in a public deed, the document is authentic per se. PredictaBill offers services related to the drafting and management of special powers of attorney, providing advice and support to its clients to ensure that their legal needs are taken care of efficiently and safely.

Do you need to prepare a Special Power of Attorney in a public deed?

When a client requires the service of a Special Power of Attorney, it is usually because they need to give another person the legal authority to act on their behalf in specific situations. These situations may include representation in commercial transactions, property management, management of legal, financial, administrative matters among others. PredictaBill specializes in providing advice and assistance in the drafting and preparation of these Special Power of Attorney, ensuring that they comply with all legal requirements set forth in Costa Rica. With its experience and knowledge in the field, PredictaBill ensures that special powers of attorney are drafted accurately and completely, providing peace of mind and legal certainty to its clients.

Why PredictaBill?

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Fixed rate regardless of product/service

Efficiency in notarial processes

Save time and effort by more efficiently drafting documents for notarial procedures

Essential Documents

Principal’s information:

Full name
Copy of ID
Civil status
Domicile
If it is a company, confirm the name and corporate ID

*Agent´s information:

Full name
Copy of ID/passport – Civil status
Domicile
If it is a company, Confirm corporate name and corporate ID number
Confirm why the power of attorney is granted. Explain as thoroughly as desired

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Terms and conditions

The price indicated here has been estimated assuming that the requested document will be delivered in digital format, or that you will pick up the physical version at the PredictaBill offices. Alternatively, you can request that the document be sent to the location you specify, by courier or Costa Rica postal service, in which case the costs and delivery times that will be indicated at the time of processing the payment for the service will apply

FAQ

1. What is a Special Power of Attorney in a public deed and what is it used for?

A Special Power of Attorney is a legal document that is executed before a Public Notary and the Public Notary grants a person (attorney-in-fact) the authority to act on behalf of another person (principal) in specific matters. It is used to delegate powers and authority in situations where the principal cannot be present or wants another person to act on their behalf.

2. What are the requirements for the preparation of a Special Power of Attorney?

For the preparation of a Special Power of Attorney in a private document, it is necessary to have the official identification of the principal and the attorney-in-fact, as well as the complete personal data of both parties. In addition, the powers and powers granted to the attorney-in-fact should be clearly specified, as well as the duration and limitations of the power of attorney. In the event that the power of attorney is given by a representative of a legal entity, it is imperative that the latter is expressly empowered before the National Registry to grant powers of attorney.

3. Is it necessary to register a Special Power of Attorney in a public deed with any entity or institution?

No, the Special Power of Attorney does not need to be registered with any entity or institution in Costa Rica.

4. What is the difference between a special power of attorney in a private document and a special power of attorney in a public deed?

The main difference between a special power of attorney in a private document and a special power of attorney in a public deed lies in the way it is granted. While the special power of attorney in a private document is made privately between the principal and the attorney-in-fact, the special power of attorney in a public deed is granted before a notary public, which gives it publicity and authenticity.

5. What is the duration of a special power of attorney in a public deed?

The duration of a special power of attorney in a public deed can be established by the principal according to his or her needs and preferences. It can be temporary, for a specific matter, or indefinite, until the principal decides to revoke it or the mandate is fulfilled.