Personal power of attorney Personal power of attorney Principal, gender, ID number, principal, gender, ID number. I write down the reasons why I can't handle the relevant formalities in person, and hereby entrust a legal representative to handle the relevant matters on my behalf. I will recognize the relevant documents signed by the client in handling the above matters and bear the corresponding legal responsibilities. Article 65 of the General Principles of the Civil Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) * * * The entrustment of civil juristic acts can be in written form or oral form. If the law requires it to be in writing, it shall be in writing. The written power of attorney for entrusted agency shall specify the name, agency matters, authority and time limit of the agent, and shall be signed or sealed by the principal. If the power of attorney is unclear, the client shall bear civil liability to the third party, and the agent shall bear joint liability. I can't handle the relevant formalities in person, and if I need to entrust others to handle it, I need to make a power of attorney, and the specific format is as follows:

1. I wrote the power of attorney in my own hand, and the title read: Power of Attorney.

2. The contents of the power of attorney include:

(1) Customer's name: ID number: Address: Tel: Postal code:

(2) Client's name: gender:, work unit: address:, ID number: telephone number: postal code:

(3) Specific entrustment matters and scope of entrustment: The principal entrusts the above-mentioned trustee, and the commodity producer who acts as the principal in the business between the principal and (units and individuals) has full agency authority, that is, full production of the goods entrusted by the principal.

(4) The above contents should be written (copied) on the same page;

(5) If the power of attorney consists of more than two pieces of paper, it is invalid and will not be recognized.

3. At the end of the power of attorney, there should be the signatures and dates of the client and the principal.

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 and file the power of attorney.