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Attorney will type and print the special power of attorney document for you, which is usually 1 or 2 page long document with legal language. SPA documents contains your details with name and ID info, purpose of the power of attorney, person who can act on your behalf, etc. This fee may cost PHP1000 to PHP1500.
Consularized Special Power of Attorney If you are a Filipino that is out of the country and wish to have a representative in the Philippines to do things on your behalf, you can go to the nearest Philippine Embassy and execute a SPA.
Special Power of Attorneys are not permanent Its important to remember that an SPA is only valid for one year after signing. As they are intended for creation for a specific task, you will need to get a new one if you require ongoing representation back home.
2. Specific Power of Attorney / Non-Durable Power of Attorney. If a donor wants to give specific or limited powers to the donee, they will use a Specific POA or Non-Durable POA. The donee then only has the legal authority to act in specific ways.
A: An SPA must be in writing and should specify the particular act or acts that the agent is authorized to perform. It must be signed by the principal and usually needs to be docHubd for legal recognition. In the Philippines, an SPA may be required to be consularized if the principal is abroad.
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Requirements in getting a Consularized SPA Valid Philippine-issued government ID (if passport is not available, though some requires both ID and passport) Personal appearance. Two witnesses (both should be of legal age and available for personal appearance at the Embassy during the execution of the SPA)
Have your SPA docHubd by visiting Notary public. By going to Official Document Services (ODS) and having your SPA authenticated. Once authenticated by ODS, send it over to Philippine Consulate to have your documents consularized. The document is now ready to be used in the Philippines.

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