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Customers are notified that the majority of fees payable to the Public Guardian will increase on 1st April 2019. See Schedule 2 of the Scottish Statutory Instrument 2018 No.86 for more information. Quick summary The fee for submitting a power of attorney document or a deed of amendment will increase to £79 Registration fees for orders made under part 6 of the Act will increase to £89 All fees associated with supervising guardians will increase
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Customers are notified that the majority of fees payable to the Public Guardian will increase on 1st April 2019. See Schedule 2 of the Scottish Statutory Instrument 2018 No.86 for more information. Quick summary: The fee for submitting a power of attorney document or a deed of amendment will increase to £79 Registration fees for orders made under part 6 of the Act will increase to £89 All fees associated with supervising guardians will increase
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There is a waiting period before your power of attorney (PoA) can be processed and returned to you. This week we are working on: EPOAR submissions: received on 9 March 2017, 14 week waiting period Manual submissions: received around 20 February 2017, 17 week waiting period We provide an expedited registration service for PoAs “on cause shown”. It is currently taking 3-5 days to process expedited requests. For cases that need to be processed urgently, please email opg@scotcourts.gov.uk
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There is a waiting period before your power of attorney (PoA) can be processed and returned to you. This week we are working on: EPOAR submissions: received on 6 March 2017, 13 week waiting period Manual submissions: received around 13 February 2017, 17 week waiting period We provide an expedited registration service for PoAs “on cause shown”. It is currently taking 3-5 days to process expedited requests. For cases that need to be processed urgently, please email opg@scotcourts.gov.uk
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There is a waiting period before your power of attorney (PoA) can be processed and returned to you. This week we are working on: EPOAR submissions: received on 22 February 2017, 14 week waiting period Manual submissions: received around 6 February 2017, 17 week waiting period We provide an expedited registration service for PoAs “on cause shown”. It is currently taking 3-5 days to process expedited requests. For cases that need to be processed urgently, please email
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There is a waiting period before your power of attorney (PoA) can be processed and returned to you. This week we are working on: EPOAR submissions: received on 20 February 2017, 13 week waiting period Manual submissions: received around 26 January 2017, 17 week waiting period We provide an expedited registration service for PoAs “on cause shown”. It is currently taking 3-5 days to process expedited requests. For cases that need to be processed urgently, please email
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Customers are notified that fees payable to the Public Guardian will be increasing. Please refer to Schedule 3 for the list of fees payable from 1st April 2024. Key points to note: The fee to submit a power of attorney document for registration will increase to £87 Registration fees for intervention or guardianship orders will increase to £97 Registration fees for access to funds (Part 3) also increaseFurther information is available on the fees webpage
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Customers are notified that fees payable to the Public Guardian will increase on 1 November 2024. The Scottish Statutory Instrument 2024 No.240 provides all the details of the forthcoming increase. Key points: Submitting a power of attorney document for registration will increase to £96 Registration fees for intervention or guardianship orders will increase to £107 Registration fees for access to funds (Part 3) also increase to £107 Please see the fees webpage for more information
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and that written evidence is provided to confirm this. When can an attorney start acting? A continuing attorney i.e. an attorney with powers to deal with finances and/or property can begin acting as soon as the PoA is registered with us. However some granters may wish for the attorney to begin, . A welfare attorney can only act during periods of the granter’s incapacity. Can the PoA be changed once
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The Adults with Incapacity (Scotland) Act 2000 Power of Attorney - what you need to know Changing and amending a power of attorney Common questions Can you check my PoA prior