My husband and his brother own different floors of our house, which is registered in my father-in-law’s name. We had a Power of Attorney (POA) prepared two years ago, but I don’t have a copy anymore. Is it possible to get another copy of the POA from the court?

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Law Forum › Category: Documentation › My husband and his brother own different floors of our house, which is registered in my father-in-law’s name. We had a Power of Attorney (POA) prepared two years ago, but I don’t have a copy anymore. Is it possible to get another copy of the POA from the court?

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My husband and his brother own different floors of our house, which is registered in my father-in-law’s name. We had a Power of Attorney (POA) prepared two years ago, but I don’t have a copy anymore. Is it possible to get another copy of the POA from the court?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Yes, you can apply to the court for a certified copy of the POA. You will need to file an application with the court where the original POA was registered, providing details of the POA and the circumstances of its loss. The court will issue a certified copy of the POA after verifying your claim.