Power of attorney

Bilingual drafting, signature notarisation and apostille or legalization of powers of attorney for property, litigation, inheritance and company matters.

When you are abroad but need to sell property, pursue litigation, settle an estate or change company records in China, you need a power of attorney the receiving body will accept. We help draft a bilingual version so the scope, term and powers are stated precisely.

A POA signed in China can be notarised and then apostilled or legalized for use abroad. A POA signed abroad for use in China can be notarised locally and apostilled, then paired with a certified Chinese translation.

Documents we often handle

  • Property sale POAs
  • Litigation POAs
  • Inheritance POAs
  • Company registration and change authorisations
  • Banking and vehicle POAs

How it works

  1. Send the document

    Upload a scan or photo through the form or by email, and tell us the destination country.

  2. Approve the quote

    We confirm the correct route and send a fixed price with a timeline.

  3. We process it

    Translation, notarisation and legalization run in order, with an update at each stage.

  4. Delivery

    You receive the electronic copy first, then the originals by courier in China or abroad.

Frequently asked questions

Can you draft the power of attorney?

We draft bilingual POAs to your instructions and the receiving body's template. For complex legal matters we recommend also consulting a lawyer.

Do I have to sign in person?

Signature notarisation generally needs you present, or a remote method the notary accepts.

Request a quote

Tell us what the document is and where it will be used. Attach a scan or photo and we will send an exact price and timeline.

Prices depend on document type, length, language pair, destination country and deadline, so every job is quoted individually. Send a photo or scan and we normally reply within one business day.

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