What is General Power of Attorney?


A power of attorney is a grant of legal rights and powers by one person to another. A General Power of Attorney gives the agent the authority to handle all affairs during a period of time when you are physical and/or mental health is compromised. This power of attorney can be accessed digitally, which is commonly known as digital power of attorney. Ethiopian Embassy Consular  provides digital power of attorney with E-POA iOS/ android to processes POA fast and secure.




This power of attorney gives following rights to the agent:
  •   Handling banking and other transactions
  •   Filing tax returns
  •   Buying, selling, or managing real estate and other property
  •  Entering contracts
  •  Settling claims  


·         Financial and legal matters

A general power of attorney gives broad authorization to act in many areas as opposed to a special power of attorney that is limited in scope. It’s important to note that a power of attorney can be used in non-estate planning instances.
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