You can entrust others to apply for real estate registration on your behalf. Specifically, it includes two types: trustee application and guardian application!

1. Trustee application

If the applicant entrusts an agent to apply for real estate registration, the agent should apply to the real estate agent. The registration agency submits the applicant's identity certificate, power of attorney and agent's identity certificate. The power of attorney shall state the name of the agent, matters of agency, authority and period, and shall be signed or sealed by the principal.

(1) When a natural person disposes of real estate, he may submit a notarized power of attorney; if the power of attorney is not notarized, the applicant shall go to the real estate registration office with the agent *** when applying for registration. The institution signs a power of attorney on site;

(2) If an overseas applicant disposes of real estate, its power of attorney must be notarized or authenticated;

(3) The agent must be two persons or two persons. If there are more than one person disposing of real estate on behalf of an agent, all agents must apply at the same time, unless otherwise authorized.

2. Guardian applies on behalf of the person

If a person without capacity for civil conduct or a person with limited capacity for civil conduct applies for real estate registration, his guardian shall apply on his behalf. The guardian shall submit to the real estate registration agency the identity certificate of the applicant, the guardianship relationship certificate and the guardian's identity certificate, as well as the documentation proving that the ward is a person without capacity for civil conduct or a person with limited capacity for civil conduct. When applying for registration of the disposal of the ward's real estate, a written guarantee that the real estate will be disposed of for the benefit of the ward shall also be issued.

Proof of the guardianship relationship can be the household registration book, notarized certificate of guardianship, medical birth certificate, or certification of the guardian designated by the unit, residents' committee, village committee or people's court. If a guardian other than the parents disposes of the immovable property of a minor, the relevant guardianship relationship materials may be a legal document designated by the people's court for guardianship, a notarized document stating that the guardian has custody rights over the ward, or other materials.