Special power of attorney philippine consulate los angeles

PHILIPPINE CONSULATE GENERAL Two (2) copies of the unsigned document; Two (2) original Government-issued Identification Documents (IDs), showing full name, photo, and signature of the applicant; Two (2) photocopies of IDs for every document to be legalized; and. Processing Fee of US$25.00 per document (not per page)

Requirements in getting a Consularized SPA Personal appearance. Two witnesses (both should be of legal age and available for personal appearance at the Embassy during the execution of the SPA) Valid IDs of witnesses. Notarial fee (amount varies per country)

The apostille issued by the Secretary of State is sufficient for the special power of attorney to be accepted in the Philippines. For example, if you are in California, all you need to do is meet with a local notary public and mail in the power of attorney with our California apostille order forms for processing.