Corporate Formation and Compliance Services
Power of Attorney (PoA)
Power of Attorney (POA) is an authorization letter that appoints a representative to act on behalf of the grantor for specific or general matters, including administrative tasks, applications, representation, and document signing.
A Power of Attorney provides legal authority for an appointed individual or entity to perform actions on the grantor’s behalf. Our base PoA service includes drafting a standard Administrative POA, suitable for administrative processes, applications, and routine representation before institutions.If required, clients may upgrade to:PoA - Notarial: a Power of Attorney formalized through a Notary (Akta Notaris), generally required when the authority involves legal bindings, asset-related matters, or specific institutional requirements.PoA - Legal Representation: a POA issued under the law firm’s letterhead, used when clients require formal legal representation without needing a Notarial deed.Our service ensures all POA formats are drafted accurately, compliant with the intended use, and aligned with regulatory requirements. Bilingual or Indonesian-only formats are available.Key Characteristics & Features Purpose-Specific Drafting: Each POA is drafted based on the exact administrative, legal, or transactional purpose to avoid overbroad or insufficient authority. Multiple POA Formats Available Standard Administrative POA Notarial POA (Akta Notaris) Legal Representation POA (Law Firm Issued) Regulatory & Institutional Compliance: Drafted to align with Indonesian legal standards and common requirements of government agencies, banks, notaries, and third parties. Clear Limitation of Authority: Scope, duration, and limitations of authority are explicitly defined to protect the Grantor’s legal interests. Language Options: Available in Bahasa Indonesia or bilingual (Bahasa Indonesia – English), depending on usage requirements.CoverageThis service includes: Legal review of the intended POA purpose Drafting of the POA document in the appropriate format Adjustment of scope, duration, and authority clauses Coordination with Notary (if Notarial POA is selected) Revision based on institutional feedback (within reasonable scope)This service does not include: Legal advice on disputes arising from POA misuse Apostille or legalization for overseas use Sworn translation (available separately upon request)