Power of attorney
A power of attorney lets someone act on your behalf — to sell or buy property, register a company, deal with a bank or represent you before an authority. To be valid, it must be correctly drafted, signed before a notary and, for use abroad, apostilled or legalized.
We help you prepare the power of attorney in Georgian and, if needed, in a second language side by side, arrange the notary appointment with an interpreter, and complete the apostille or legalization and certified translation.
If you are abroad and need a power of attorney for use in Georgia, our international offices can arrange signature before a local notary, the apostille and the Georgian translation, so the document is ready to be used here.
Typical uses
- Purchase or sale of real estate
- Company registration and corporate changes
- Bank, tax and public service matters
- Representation in court or before authorities
- Inheritance and family matters
- Vehicle registration and sale
How it works
Send your request
Use the form or email us with a scan or photo of your documents and the country where they will be used.
Receive your quote
We confirm the exact steps, price and deadline — usually within one business day.
We do the work
Translation, notarization, apostille or legalization are handled by our team and partners.
Delivery
Collect your documents, receive them by courier anywhere in Georgia or abroad, or get a certified electronic copy where accepted.
Areas we serve
We work with clients across all regions of Georgia — in person in our partner offices or fully remotely, with courier delivery.
Frequently asked questions
Can I sign a power of attorney for Georgia while I am abroad?
Yes. It can be signed before a notary in your country, apostilled or legalized, and then translated into Georgian. We coordinate the whole process.
Can a power of attorney be bilingual?
Yes, and it is often the best option: the Georgian and foreign texts are placed side by side, which simplifies use in both countries.
How long is a power of attorney valid?
It depends on what is written in it and on the rules of the receiving institution. Some banks and authorities only accept recently issued powers of attorney.
Request a free quote
Prices depend on the document, the language pair, the deadline and the legalization route. Tell us what you need — and attach scans of your documents if you have them — and we will reply with an exact quote, usually within one business day.