Appoint a Relative to Represent You in Court
This service enables you to appoint a relative to represent you in court.
Supreme Judiciary Council
Required documents
- If you are a heir: legal heir certificate
- If you are responsible for a person under 18 or a person with mental incapacity: a court order appointing you a guardian or trustee
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Service fees Show
Issue feesIssue fees for the litigation power of attorney
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Issue fees (for heirs)For heirs: issue fees for the litigation power of attorney for each heir
Issue fees (for social security beneficiaries)For social security beneficiaries: issue fees for the litigation power of attorney
Service steps
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Submitting the request
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Processing the request
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Payment
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4
Approving the request
Special conditions
- You must apply in person or appoint a representative with an official power of attorney.
- The person you authorize must be one of the following: a spouse, parent, child, grandparent, grandchild, brother, sister, niece, nephew, uncle, aunt or cousin.
