1, the power of attorney written by me, with the title written, power of attorney;
2. The power of attorney includes the client's name (ID number, address, contact telephone number and postal code), the client's name (gender, work unit, address, ID number, contact telephone number and postal code), the specific entrusted matters and the entrusted scope. The above contents need to be written (copied) on the same page. If the power of attorney consists of two or more, it is invalid.
3. At the end of the power of attorney, the client and the principal shall sign and date;
4. The trustee shall handle the relevant formalities with the power of attorney and the certificate of the trustee;
5. The relevant departments shall go through the formalities with the power of attorney.
legal ground
People's Republic of China (PRC) Civil Code
Article 165 If the power of attorney is in written form, it shall specify the name of the agent, the matters to be represented, the authority and the time limit, and shall be signed or sealed by the principal. Article 166 Where several persons are agents in the same agency, they shall jointly exercise their agency rights with others, unless otherwise agreed by the parties. Article 169 Where an agent needs to entrust a third person to act as an agent, it shall obtain the consent or ratification of the principal.
If the entrusted agent is approved or ratified by the principal, the principal may directly instruct the entrusted third party on the agency affairs, and the agent is only responsible for the choice and instruction of the third party.
If the entrusted agent is not approved or ratified by the principal, the agent shall be responsible for the behavior of the entrusted third party; However, in an emergency, in order to safeguard the interests of the principal, the agent needs to entrust a third party. Article 173 The entrusted agency shall be terminated under any of the following circumstances:
(1) The agency term expires or the agency affairs are completed;
(2) The principal cancels the entrustment or the agent abandons the entrustment;
(3) The agent loses the capacity for civil conduct;
(4) The agent or the principal dies;
(5) The legal person or unincorporated organization acting as an agent or principal terminates.