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About This Power of Attorney Signed Overseas #
- This is a specimen of a Power of Attorney signed overseas. It shows two donors signing their Power of Attorney for subletting an HDB flat while outside Singapore, across four pages. Please make sure that the seal, stamp, and certificate of the Singapore Consulate Officer or Notary Public do not contain any non-English words. The actual document may differ from the specimen shown. For more information, please refer to the article on “How do I sign my Power of Attorney overseas?“
- Upon receiving the PDF document, please review all details and contents. Once everything is correct, print the document on good-quality white paper, in black and white or colour (A4 size or closest), one-sided, and make sure the page numbers are visible. For the small red round seal, we will affix it at our office if the donor does not have one. Should you spot any errors or inaccuracies, please contact our office to have the document corrected.
- Sometimes the Notary Public or Singapore Consulate Officer issues a separate certificate that includes your name and identity number. Please ensure this information matches the details stated in the Power of Attorney. Any discrepancy may lead the High Court to reject the document.
- Date the Power of Attorney on the day the last donor signs the document.
Page 1 – Date and Initial or Sign #
Page 2 – Initial or Sign #
Page 3 – Execution Page #
Similarly, when the donor signs before a Notary Public, check that the Notary’s stamp or seal shows the words “Notary Public” in English and, as a result, contains no non-English words.
Page 4 – Attestation Page #
Likewise, when the donor signs before a Notary Public, check that the Notary’s stamp or seal shows the words “Notary Public” in English and contains no non-English words. Afterwards, the witnessing officer inserts the date on the day of signing. For example, if the donor signs on 31 December 2024, the date reads “31st day of December 2024”.
Related FAQs on Power of Attorney Signed Overseas #
https://help.law.com.sg/faq/i-am-overseas-and-where-can-i-find-a-singapore-consulate-officer
