Poder Notarial
Documento que otorga autoridad legal a otra persona para actuar en su nombre. Utilizado en transacciones inmobiliarias, formación de empresas y trámites de visa en EE.UU. Necesario cuando se delegan procedimientos a un abogado estando en el extranjero. Puede requerir notarización.
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