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What Is Power Of Attorney(POA)?

In Singapore, a power of attorney is a legally binding document that allows an individual, referred to as the “donor” or “principal,” to delegate the authority to act on their behalf to another person, known as the “donee” or “attorney.” A POA can be drafted for a specific purpose, or it can be more general in nature.


Most commonly used POA is the one for HDB flat and property transactions, which allows an agent to buy, sell, lease or sign agreements related to the property on behalf of the donor who is unable to be present or needs assistance. In addition, a POA can also serve the purpose of a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA), enabling the agent to act on the principal’s behalf in the case of mental incapacity.

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What Is Power Of Attorney(POA)?

In Singapore, a power of attorney is a legally binding document that allows an individual, referred to as the “donor” or “principal,” to delegate the authority to act on their behalf to another person, known as the “donee” or “attorney.” A POA can be drafted for a specific purpose, or it can be more general in nature.

Most commonly used POA is the one for HDB flat and property transactions, which allows an agent to buy, sell, lease or sign agreements related to the property on behalf of the donor who is unable to be present or needs assistance. In addition, a POA can also serve the purpose of a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA), enabling the agent to act on the principal’s behalf in the case of mental incapacity.

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General POA
Specific POA
Lasting POA
POA for HDB flat & property
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Our role is to provide expert assistance in the preparation and execution of POAs to ensure that your interests are protected. We offer comprehensive power of attorney legal services in Singapore, from advising on the different types of POAs available to drafting legally sound and personalized documents that reflect your specific needs.

Our experienced team of lawyers offers legal advice & representation throughout the entire POA process, including the revocation or amendment of POAs when required. With our expertise and attention to detail, we aim to make the process of creating and using POAs as smooth and stress free as possible for you.

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Our services for power of attorney in Singapore include:

Creation of legally binding POA documents that allow delegation of authority.

Advice on different types of POAs available, including general, specific, and LPA.

Ensuring that POA documents meet legal requirements and are properly executed.

Guidance on the appropriate use of POAs and their legal implications.

Helping you understand your rights and responsibilities as a principal or attorney.

Providing personalized & confidential legal services to ensure smooth & seamless execution.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q.1 What are the requirements for a valid power of attorney (POA) in Singapore?

The requirements for a valid power of  attorney in Singapore are as follows

  • The donor must be at least 2Ó years old and of sound mind
  • The power of attorney must be in writing and signed by the donor in the presence of at least one witness who is not the donee or a family member of the donee
  • The donee must also sign a power of attorney in the presence of the witness
  • The power of attorney must be dated
  • If a power of attorney is for the purpose of managing the donor’s property or finances, it must be registered with the Office of the Public Guardian.
Q.2 Can I revoke or amend a POA in Singapore?

Yes, you can revoke or amend a POA in Singapore if your circumstances change or if you no longer wish to grant someone authority to act on your behalf. It is important to seek legal advice before revoking or amending a POA to ensure that the process is handled properly and according to legal requirements. The revocation must be in writing and signed by the donor in the presence of at least one witness who is not the donee. The donee must also be notified of the revocation. 

Q.3 Can a power of attorney be used to make medical decisions on my behalf?
No, a power of attorney does not authorize the donee to make medical decisions on your behalf. A separate document known as an Advance Medical Directive (AMD) or a lasting power of attorney (LPA) for personal welfare must be executed for medical decisions.
Q.4 What is the difference between a general power of attorney and a specific power of attorney?
A general power of attorney grants broad authority to the donee to act on behalf of the donor in a wide range of matters. In contrast, a specific power of attorney limits the authority of the donee to a specific task or transaction, such as signing a contract or managing a property.

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