The company's power of attorney is that the company authorizes the other party to do something without doing it by itself, which can save a lot of time and increase the company's benefits. 1. Does the power of attorney of the company need to be signed by a legal person? The power of attorney refers to the legal document that the company entrusts others to exercise the legitimate rights and interests of the company on behalf of the company, which needs to be issued when the client exercises his power; This is the company authorizing others to exercise their rights. Often, in addition to standardizing the company seal on the power of attorney, a standardized company must also have the signature or seal of the legal representative. Of course, if the power of attorney issued by the company is only stamped with the company seal, it is also valid, and the legal representative does not have to sign it. However, when considering the validity of the power of attorney, we should also consider the authenticity of the power of attorney, not just the seal. Two. How to write the power of attorney of the company: Client: _ _ _ _ _ _ Gender: _ _ _ _ _ _ ID number: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Trustee: _ _ _ _ _ _ Gender: _ _ _ _ _ _ ID number: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I acknowledge all relevant documents signed and all decisions made within the scope of my authorization, and the legal rights and obligations arising therefrom shall be enjoyed and borne by the authorized unit and legal representative.