How power of attorney works in Gaziantep
We support powers of attorney that are signed in Türkiye for use abroad, or signed abroad for use in Türkiye: preparing the text, certified translation, notary formalities, apostille and consular legalisation. Real-estate transactions, inheritance, company matters and litigation are the most common purposes.
Whether you are in Gaziantep (Southeastern Anatolia Region) or abroad, we take your request online and handle the notary, governorship, district governorship and consulate steps on your behalf.
Bilingual powers of attorney
Many countries require the power of attorney to be drawn up in Turkish and in their own language, or to be accompanied by a certified translation. We help you prepare it in line with the requirements of the destination country. Where legal advice is needed, we work alongside your lawyer.
Typical documents and cases
- Real-estate purchase and sale
- Inheritance and succession matters
- Company representation and banking
- Litigation powers of attorney
- Parental consent letters for minors travelling abroad
How it works
- Send your documentUse the form or e-mail us a scan or photo of your document.
- Receive your quoteWe quote a price and timeline based on the document, languages, certifications and deadline.
- We handle the formalitiesTranslation, notary, apostille, consulate and embassy steps are managed as one file.
- Get your documentsOriginals are sent to you by courier; digital copies by e-mail.
Districts of Gaziantep
- Şahinbey
- Şehitkamil
- Nizip
Other services in Gaziantep
Power of Attorney in other cities
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to visit an office in Gaziantep?
No. Send your documents by e-mail or via the form; where originals are needed they are collected from your address in Gaziantep by courier and returned the same way.
I live abroad. How can I grant a power of attorney for use in Türkiye?
There are usually two routes: having it drawn up at the Turkish consulate in your country, or signing it before a local notary and then obtaining an apostille (or consular legalisation) and a certified Turkish translation. We help you choose the right route.