Stay in control with powers of attorney and MyLastKey - especially in emergencies.
If, at an older age, you no longer wish or are no longer able to manage certain matters yourself, you can appoint a trusted person by issuing a power of attorney. This person may then act on your behalf and represent you in specified legal transactions. You can revoke the power of attorney at any time.
Choose someone you trust completely - often a partner, adult children, or close friends. A clearly drafted power of attorney makes it easier for your representative to protect your interests in an emergency and prevents outsiders from making decisions about your affairs.
A notarisation is generally not mandatory. Exception: real-estate transactions (e.g., selling or encumbering property) require notarial involvement. Regardless, notarisation can be useful to confirm authenticity - especially for broad powers.
Complete and sign the forms now, then scan or photograph the signed documents as PDF/JPG and upload them to your MyLastKey. With MyLastKey, it only takes a few clicks - simple, securely encrypted, and always at hand.
