Powers of attorney for Cuba
When you need someone you trust to act for you in Cuba — sell a property, handle a banking matter, represent you before a notary — a well-drafted power of attorney is everything. An error in the wording can void it, which means starting over. We prepare it correctly from the start.
Types of power
So your representative can carry out a variety of matters on your behalf, within what the law allows.
Limited to one specific matter — for example, signing a document or completing a single procedure.
One of the most requested and most important. Authorizes the sale of a property on the island. Precise wording is key.
Powers and authorizations involving minors, drafted according to what's required.
Why getting it right matters
Drafting a power of attorney isn't a form you fill out any old way. Each authority you want to grant must be expressed correctly, with exact names and details, in line with what the notary in Cuba requires. A power with an error — an incomplete name, a poorly expressed authority — can be rejected, and then you have to redo it and wait again.
Our job is to make sure your power comes out right the first time: we review what you need to accomplish, draft it precisely, and explain in your language what you're signing and why.
Tell us what you need to accomplish in Cuba and we'll guide you.
