Question 1

Can I get a power of attorney for use in Ukraine while I'm in Poland?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The power of attorney is made at a Polish notary, then an apostille is added and a sworn translation is made — and it is valid in Ukraine. You don't need to travel anywhere.

Question 2

How long does it take?

Accepted Answer

Usually 1–3 days: we draft the text, translate it and book the notary.

Question 3

What language is the document drawn up in?

Accepted Answer

We can make the power of attorney bilingual: Ukrainian-Polish, Russian-Polish or English-Polish. A notarial deed is drawn up in Polish only — if needed, a sworn interpreter is present at the signing.

Question 4

Can a power of attorney be cancelled?

Accepted Answer

Yes, a power of attorney can be revoked at any time. We will help you do it correctly.

Question 5

How is a notarial power of attorney different from a regular one?

Accepted Answer

A regular one (simple written form) is accepted by some Polish institutions, for example by the Voivodeship Office in a residence card case. A notarial one is required for real estate, banks, cars and almost always for Ukraine. We'll tell you which one your case requires.

Question 6

Can I get a power of attorney for a child to travel abroad?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We prepare notarized parental consent for a child to travel with a grandparent or another person, with a translation for the border. More details in our article about traveling with a child.

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