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How to issue a power of attorney in the Czech Republic
A power of attorney in the Czech Republic (plná moc) allows one person to authorize another to act on their behalf in legally important matters. For example, this could be extending a lease agreement, submitting documents to the OAMP (Department for Asylum and Migration Policy), or selling real estate. Types of powers of attorney include special, general, and single-use. Each type has its own features and requirements, especially regarding notarization. For many everyday actions, a written power of attorney without notarization is enough. However, for some cases, like re-registering a car, an official notarized signature is needed.
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