A power of attorney for your affairs in Portugal: consulate, local notary and apostille
Living abroad and need to deal with an inheritance or property in Portugal? Where to sign the power of attorney, what it must contain and the mistakes to avoid.
Wherever you live, we take care of your affairs in Portugal.
A well-drafted power of attorney, video calls and digital documents. No holidays lost queuing in public offices.
How it works
- We talk to you by video call, WhatsApp or email, in Portuguese, French or English, at a time that suits your country.
- We prepare the power of attorney tailored to what needs to be done, with instructions for your country.
- You sign it at a Portuguese consulate or before a local notary with an apostille and, if needed, a translation.
- You send us the documents digitally and, when necessary, the originals by post.
- We deal with the matter and send you the final documents, keeping you informed at every step.
What you can handle without travelling
Inheritances and divisions of estates, sales and gifts of property, regularising land, tax matters, rentals, debt collection, contracts and documents.
What requires someone to attend
Some acts require certain people to be present. In inheritances, this is the case for the declaration of heirs, where the declarants must attend. They can often be relatives or friends who live in Portugal. When someone really does have to come, we let you know well in advance and organise everything for a single trip.
Need to deal with something in Portugal without travelling?
Tell us what you need. We'll tell you whether a power of attorney solves your case and prepare the right text.