Legal analysis

To notarize the power of attorney, the client should bring the power of attorney to the notary office with his ID card, household registration book and other identification materials, and sign the power of attorney in front of the notary. The content of the notarial certificate issued by the notary office is mainly "on a certain day of a certain year, a certain month, a certain person came to me to sign the power of attorney in front and press his handprint". Generally, the power of attorney should specify the personal information of the client and the trustee (name, gender, date of birth, current address, ID number, contact number, etc.). ), reasons for entrustment, entrustment matters, entrustment period, whether there is entrustment right, etc. For institutions that need to entrust notarization, if there is a fixed template, it can be made according to the template. If you don't know how to write it, you can go to the notary office and make a power of attorney for you. As the power of attorney should specify the personal information of the trustee, it is best to provide a copy of the trustee's ID card. Notarization process when handling entrustment: When applying for notarization, a natural person, legal person or other organization may make a reasonable request to the notary office at the place of domicile, habitual residence, behavior or fact occurrence. In line with the requirements for notarization, the notary office shall accept it. Review. After accepting the application for notarization, the notary office shall examine it separately according to the identification rules of different notarization matters. Issue certificates. After examination, the notary office shall issue a notarial certificate to the parties concerned within the specified time from the date of acceptance of the application that meets the requirements of the Notarization Law and the Rules of Notarization Procedure. After the notarial certificate is issued, it can be collected by the parties or their agents at the notary office, or sent by the notary office at the request of the parties. The parties concerned or their agents shall sign the notarial certificate on the receipt.

legal ground

Article 28 of the Notary Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) * * * When handling notarization, the notary office shall examine the following matters respectively according to the rules for handling different notarization matters: (1) the identity of the parties, the qualifications for applying for notarization and the corresponding rights; (two) whether the contents of the documents provided are complete, whether the meaning is clear, and whether the signature and seal are complete; (3) Whether the certification materials provided are true, lawful and sufficient; (4) Whether the matters applied for notarization are true and lawful.