A power of attorney lets someone act on your behalf: buy or sell property, represent you before institutions, manage a company or collect documents. Many acts in Latvia require a notarial power of attorney drawn up by a sworn notary, and for use abroad the receiving country may also require a translation and an apostille.
Jekabpils spans both banks of the Daugava and is an important centre of the Selonia area. For clients in Jekabpils, we handle the order remotely: you send documents by email or courier, and we deliver the finished documents to your address in Jekabpils.
We help prepare the text in Latvian and in the foreign language you need, arrange the signing before a notary and legalise the document for the country where it will be used. If you are abroad, we'll explain how to prepare a power of attorney there for use in Latvia.
What's included
- Preparing the text together with the notary, or translating it
- Bilingual powers of attorney
- Appointment with a sworn notary
- Apostille or consular legalisation
- Revocation documents
Typical uses
- Buying or selling real estate
- Representation at the Register of Enterprises, State Revenue Service and other institutions
- Vehicle registration and sale
- Inheritance matters
- Banking matters
- Collecting documents on your behalf
How it works
Send your documents
Use the form or email us. A clear scan or photo is enough.
Get a quote
We reply with an exact price and timeframe, usually within one working day.
Confirm your order
Once confirmed and paid, we start work and keep you updated at every step.
Receive your documents
Scans by email, originals by courier or post to your address.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to visit an office in Jekabpils?
No. You can order remotely and we'll deliver the finished documents to your address in Jekabpils by courier or post. Scans are sent by email.
Is a simple written power of attorney enough?
Institutions accept a simple written power of attorney for some everyday matters, but property transactions, inheritance and many registry procedures require a notarial one. We'll check what the institution accepts.
Can I sign a power of attorney abroad?
Yes, before a notary in the country you're in, or at a Latvian embassy or consulate that performs notarial acts. The document may then need an apostille and a translation.
Can the power of attorney be bilingual?
Yes. A bilingual power of attorney saves a separate translation and is practical when the document will be used both in Latvia and abroad.
Other services
- Certified translation in Jekabpils
- Apostille in Jekabpils
- Embassy and consular legalisation in Jekabpils
- Certified true copies in Jekabpils
- Document retrieval in Jekabpils
- Interpreting in Jekabpils