Need Power of Attorney Notarized for use in America - do I have to use the U.S. Embassy or can I use a local Notary Public?
My husband and I need to sign a Power of Attorney to give my dad authority to sign on real estate documents for us back in the U.S. I checked with the U.S. Consulate in Dubai, and they charge 186 AED and you have to make an appointment. (sheesh was free at my bank in America! and they took walk ins!)
First question, does anyone know if we can both sign one POA and have it notarized or do we each have to have an appointment and sign separate documents?
Second, since we just need to sign before a Notary, could we use a local Notary Public instead? Has anyone done this before and do you know the cost and location?
Advice always appreciated!
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