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International Authority Documents
A power of attorney for international use must meet the authentication requirements of both the executing jurisdiction and the receiving country. The Milano Seal™ handles the complete execution and authentication chain — from notarization through the competent apostille/authentication authority and international delivery.
A power of attorney intended for foreign use may require notarization, apostille or authentication, translation, witness formalities, original-document handling, or other receiving-authority requirements. The correct path depends on the document origin and type, destination, current treaty status, competent authority, and the institution that will receive it.
The specific requirements vary by destination country, by the nature of the power being granted (general, specific, real estate, healthcare, etc.), and in some cases by the specific municipality, court, registry, bank, counsel, or other receiving authority. The Milano Seal™ reviews each Matter individually before execution and release.
Italy
Hague member — apostille routing commonly applies, subject to document and receiving-authority requirements. Commonly used for Italian citizenship proceedings, property, and succession.
Spain
Hague member — apostille routing commonly applies, subject to document and receiving-authority requirements. Real estate purchases and estate administration.
Mexico
Hague Apostille Convention in force — apostille routing may apply, subject to document origin, document type, territorial scope, and the receiving authority's requirements. Property and business matters.
Brazil
Hague member — apostille routing commonly applies, subject to document and receiving-authority requirements. Business, property, and estate proceedings.
Germany
Hague member — apostille routing commonly applies, subject to document and receiving-authority requirements. Estate and financial matters.
Greece
Hague member — apostille routing commonly applies, subject to document and receiving-authority requirements. Property, citizenship, and succession.
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General Power of Attorney
Broad authority granted to an agent to act on the principal's behalf across multiple categories of action.
Special / Limited Power of Attorney
Authority limited to a specific transaction, property, or action — most common for international real estate closings.
Real Estate Power of Attorney
Authorizes the agent to purchase, sell, manage, or encumber real property in the destination country.
Financial Power of Attorney
Grants authority over banking, investment, and financial accounts in the foreign jurisdiction.
Estate & Succession POA
Used in foreign probate and succession proceedings where the U.S.-based heir cannot appear in person.
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