Can an interstate Enduring Power of Attorney be used in NSW?
If an Enduring Power of Attorney was made in another State or Territory then it is automatically recognised in NSW. This does not apply to Enduring Powers of Attorney which were made overseas. An Enduring Power of Attorney that is made in NSW is recognised in Queensland, Victoria and Western Australia, and other States may decide along similar lines in the future.
If an Enduring Power of Attorney was made in another State or Territory then it is automatically recognised in NSW. This does not apply to Enduring Powers of Attorney which were made overseas. An Enduring Power of Attorney that is made in NSW is recognised in Queensland, Victoria and Western Australia, and other States may decide along similar lines in the future. Do I need to register my Power of Attorney? If you want your attorney to deal with any real estate you own in NSW, then the Power of Attorney document must be registered with Land and Property Information Division of the NSW Department of Lands. Otherwise, there is no requirement for your Power of Attorney to be registered. If you choose to register your Power of Attorney it: • Will be on record as a public document; • May be more easily accepted as evidence that your attorney has authority to deal with your property or financial affairs. After registration, your original document will be returned to you with a registration n
