Power of Attorney Authentication
The Consulate provides Authentication of powers of attorney, drawn up in the United States to be used in Russia. A power of attorney can be certified on behalf of one or multiple Principals in the name of one or multiple Agents.
Authentication of any type of power of attorney requires Principal’s personal appearance at the Consulate. The Consul certifies Principal’s identity and mental competence.
Before documents submission to the Consulate a Principle should:
Adjust the text of the power of attorney with the Russian institution where it will be further submitted to
Send a draft of the power of attorney to Notary Section of the Consulate by email. The message should also contain information on date of birth, permanent address and passport data for both a Principal and an Agent.
Make an appointment with the Consulate for Power of Attorney Certification.
The Consulate accepts Money orders according to the current fees.
