1. Does the personal power of attorney need to be stamped with the official seal? The personal power of attorney does not need to be stamped with the official seal, and only the signature or the seal or both are legally binding. If it is a limited company established by an individual or an agent of a self-employed household, it should be stamped. If an individual entrusts others to handle relevant affairs on his behalf, he shall issue a power of attorney. The power of attorney shall be signed or sealed by the client. Signature and seal can be used at the same time or separately. The signature or seal of the authorized representative required in the power of attorney means that any one of the signature or seal of the authorized representative is valid, that is, only the signature of the authorized representative or the official seal of the company can be affixed. However, it is not excluded that the signature is sealed at the same time.
second, does the personal power of attorney need to be notarized? The personal power of attorney does not need to be notarized. The power of attorney is actually a simple entrustment contract. The power of attorney without notarization is valid, and notarization is not a necessary procedure. The purpose of notarization is to prevent the power of attorney from being signed by the client himself. General personal power of attorney, without notarization. However, it is difficult for the registration department to judge the authenticity of the power of attorney for the registration of real estate and other property rights. For the sake of prudence, notarization is required.
Third, what should be paid attention to in personal power of attorney? Personal power of attorney should pay attention to the following matters: 1. The identity certificate of a natural person, the qualification certificate of a legal person and the identity certificate of its legal representative, the qualification certificate of other organizations and the identity certificate of its responsible person. 2. A copy of the ID card of the trustee, the text of the power of attorney, the certification materials of the matters to be notarized, the property rights certificate and other materials related to the matters to be notarized if the property relationship is involved. 3. To handle the entrusted notarization, it shall be handled at the notary office of the client's domicile or the place where the entrusted behavior occurs. 4. A person without capacity can't carry out the entrusted behavior, and a person with limited capacity can only carry out the entrusted behavior with the consent of his guardian. 5. Entrustment is a legal act closely related to the person, and it is not allowed to entrust others to handle it. 6. Entrustment behavior must be the true meaning of the client, and the entrusted content should be true and legal. 7. The power of attorney is a unilateral expression of the client's will, and it can only take effect when the agent expresses his acceptance of the entrustment.