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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 28 March 2017, 15 week waiting period Manual submissions: received around 17 March 2017, 17 week waiting period If you wish to make a request to have your PoA considered for expedited processing, please email OPG@scotcourts.gov.uk and provide the reason why the case should be prioritised and processed before others currently
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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 March 2017, 15 week waiting period Manual submissions: received around 13 March 2017, 17 week waiting period If you wish to make a request to have your PoA considered for expedited processing, please email OPG@scotcourts.gov.uk and provide the reason why the case should be prioritised and processed before others currently
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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 March 2017, 14 week waiting period Manual submissions: received around 8 March 2017, 17 week waiting period If you wish to make a request to have your PoA considered for expedited processing, please email OPG@scotcourts.gov.uk and provide the reason why the case should be prioritised and processed before others currently
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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 15 March 2017, 14 week waiting period Manual submissions: received around 28 February 2017, 17 week waiting period If you wish to make a request to have your PoA considered for expedited processing, please email OPG@scotcourts.gov.uk and provide the reason why the case should be prioritised and processed before others currently
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will be added to the public register. We will then issue certain documentation. Returned by EPOAR, that was input in EPOAR. This copy is for information only and should not be used by the attorney when, are to receive a copy it will be sent by email to the address input in EPOAR. This copy
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Search Useful EPOAR information & guidance Declaration form EPOAR has a section that has to be completed for statutory requirements and one of the requirements is that a named attorney, the following guidance useful when thinking about using EPOAR or if you need some help to make your
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Search Duplicate copies of the certificate of registration If the power of attorney (PoA) was submitted for registration using the EPOAR online facility, please contact the person who submitted your documents to us, as they will be able to produce a duplicate copy for you. If the PoA
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: opgorders@scotcourts.gov.uk Powers of Attorney Customers are advised to use the EPOAR registration facility whenever
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We are currently processing electronic (EPOAR) submissions received on 3 July and postal submissions received on 6 June and appreciate that we are currently out with our processing target of 30 working days. Processing times were on target until recently and we are taking measures to rectify the position, including training a large number of new staff. Our website and twitter page is updated weekly to let you know the dates of the submissions we are processing. An expedited registration
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Our target is to process powers of attorney (PoA) within 30 working days of receiving the document. This week we are working on: Electronic (EPOAR) submissions: received on 21 December 2017, 9 working days waiting period Postal submissions: received around 21 December 2017, 9 working days waiting period If you wish to make a request to have your PoA considered for expedited processing, please email OPG@scotcourts.gov.uk and provide the reason why the case should be prioritised