A power of attorney is a written authorization that gives another person legal authority to act on your behalf. An apostille is a certificate of authentication attached to a document that needs to be recognized by a foreign country.

If you plan on using a power of attorney in another country, that country may require an apostille on the power of attorney. An apostille is a type of authentication certificate that is used for documents that will be used outside of the country where the document was originally issued. Apostilles in California can be obtained through the California Secretary of State. A notarized or certified copy of a birth certificate, a notarized or certified copy of a death certificate, a notarized or certified copy of a marriage certificate, or a notarized or certified copy of a divorce decree.

In order to get an apostille for a power of attorney in California, you must first contact the county clerk where the document was notarized. The county clerk will then provide you with a stamped and certified copy of the document. Once you have this copy, you must then send it to the Secretary of State's office to be apostilled.

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