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Power of Attorney
What is a Power of Attorney?
A Power of Attorney (POA) is a legal document that allows you (the Principal) to appoint someone you trust (the Agent or Attorney-in-Fact) to act on your behalf. This can include signing contracts, handling financial matters, or making legal decisions. POAs can be broad or limited, depending on your needs.
If you need a Power of Attorney for international use, some countries have specific formatting and notarization requirements. Our team at My Georgia Notary can assist with notarization, Apostille, and legalization to ensure your document is valid abroad.
There are several types of Power of Attorney (POA), each serving different purposes and granting varying levels of authority to the designated Agent (Attorney-in-Fact).
Here are the most common types:
- General Power of Attorney
- Durable Power of Attorney
- Limited (Special) Power of Attorney
- Healthcare Power of Attorney
- Springing Power of Attorney
- Financial Power of Attorney
- Revocation of Power of Attorney
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Processing time and fees will vary
state to state.
Document Authentication
Document Authentication Services |
Fast & Reliable
Need to authenticate your documents for international or official use? My Georgia Notary provides fast, secure, and professional Document Authentication services to ensure your paperwork meets legal requirements. Whether for business, immigration, education, or personal matters, we handle state, federal, and embassy authentication, including Apostille and legalization.
Here are some of the most common documents that typically require an Apostille:
- 1. Birth Certificates
- 2. Marriage Certificates
- 3. Death Certificates
- 4. Divorce Decrees
- 5. Power of Attorney
- 6. Adoption Documents
- 7. School Transcripts and Diplomas
- 8. Notarized Documents
- 9. Wills and Testaments
- 10. Business Documents (e.g., Articles of Incorporation)
- 11. Court Documents
- 12. Affidavits
- 13. Health Certificates
- 14. FBI Background Checks
- 15. Police Clearances
- 16. Translations of Legal Documents
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state to state.
U.S. Academic Credential Authentication
U.S. Academic Credential Authentication
Academic Credential Authentication is the process of verifying U.S. educational documents, such as diplomas, transcripts, and degrees, for use in another country. This process ensures that foreign governments, employers, and institutions recognize the authenticity of the documents.
Authentication typically involves:
- Origination State Notarization – A notary public certifies the document.
- State Authentication or Apostille – The Secretary of State verifies the notary’s seal.
- U.S. Department of State Authentication – Required for documents used in non-Apostille countries.
- Embassy or Consulate Legalization – If the destination country requires additional validation.
At My Georgia Notary, we streamline this process to ensure your academic credentials are properly authenticated for international use.
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state to state.
Translation
Traveling with a Minor?
U.S. Academic Credential Authentication
Professional Certified Translation Services – Accuracy & Confidentiality Guaranteed
Translation is more than just words—it’s an art of re-creating meaning across languages with clarity and precision. At My Georgia Notary, we provide certified translations for legal, business, and personal documents, ensuring acceptance by courts and government agencies in the U.S. and abroad.
- Native-Speaking Professional Translators
- Certified & Accepted Worldwide
- Confidential & Secure Services
- Competitive Pricing & Fast Turnaround
Already have a translation? Let us review it—we’ll match or beat the quality, price, and turnaround time!
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Traveling with a Minor?
Traveling with a Minor?
Traveling with a Minor?
Traveling Abroad with a Child?
Ensure Proper Documentation!
Foreign officials and airlines strictly enforce documentation requirements for children crossing international borders. Customs officers actively check for missing children and may ask for proof of parental consent.
Essential Travel Documents:
- A valid passport for the child
- A notarized parental consent letter (if traveling with one parent or a guardian)
- Apostille or consular legalization for international acceptance
- Certified translation to meet foreign requirements
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International Adoption
Traveling with a Minor?
Traveling with a Minor?
Apostille Services for International Adoption, FBI Background Checks & Document Translation
Adopting a child from a Hague Convention country? You’ll need an Apostille to authenticate your adoption documents for international use. An Apostille certifies documents issued in the U.S. for acceptance in countries that follow the Hague Adoption Convention, simplifying the legalization process.
We also assist with FBI background checks, fingerprint processing, and document translation when required, ensuring all paperwork is ready for international submission. Our services cover all your adoption documentation needs to meet legal and international standards.
At My Georgia Notary, we specialize in fast and accurate Apostille services, document translation, and guiding you through the entire adoption process.
Need assistance with your adoption paperwork? Contact us today!
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Processing time and fees will vary
state to state.