The power of attorney has legal effect. The personal power of attorney shall comply with the relevant laws and regulations, as long as it is the true intention of the client and is signed by himself, it will be valid. Mind you, in terms of effectiveness, the notarized power of attorney will be more credible.

Personal power of attorney mainly includes the following contents:

1. First, write down the name, gender and valid ID number of the party concerned.

2. Secondly, write down the name, gender and valid ID number of the party concerned.

3. Then write down what the client can't handle and will entrust the client to handle.

Remember to indicate the effective date of the power of attorney at the signature.

5. The signature of the last customer and the date of writing the power of attorney.

Second, the term of validity of the power of attorney

Term of validity of power of attorney:

1. The validity period of the power of attorney shall be subject to the agreement of both parties in the power of attorney, and both parties shall freely agree according to the entrusted matters.

2. If there is a clear entrustment, it will stop when the entrustment is terminated.

3. If there is a clear time limit for handling the entrusted matters, it will stop when handling the entrusted matters.

4. If the entrusted matters are undetermined and exist for a long time, the entrustment is valid for a long time.

3. What consequences will the power of attorney bring to the authorized person?

The customer operates according to the company's instructions and does not assume no-fault responsibility. Have legal effect.

1. As long as the agent acts in the name of the principal within the scope of authorization, the principal will bear all responsibilities and enjoy all rights. Remind you that as a trustee, you don't take any responsibility.

2. If the trustee is intentionally or grossly negligent in the execution of the entrustment, the principal can only pursue the responsibility from the trustee after taking full responsibility. A contract concluded by the trustee with a third party in his own name within the scope authorized by the principal, and the third party knows the agency relationship between the trustee and the principal when concluding the contract, the contract directly binds the principal and the third party, unless there is definite evidence to prove that the contract only binds the trustee and the third party.