تنظیم وکالت در ترکیه | تنظیم وکالتنامه در سفارت ترکیه و وکالت دادن از ترکیه به ایران

Summary

This video explains the process of granting power of attorney in both Iran and Turkey. It covers the two types of power of attorney: general and specific, and highlights the importance of selecting a trustworthy agent. The script provides step-by-step instructions for those needing a power of attorney in either country, including required documents, costs, and procedures through consulates, notaries, and embassies. It also discusses the various legal matters that can be handled through power of attorney, such as property transactions, marriage, inheritance, and more.

Takeaways

• 😀 You can give a power of attorney to someone in Iran or Turkey to handle legal matters on your behalf.
• 😀 There are two types of powers of attorney: general (full) and specific (limited), depending on the tasks you need done.
• 😀 When granting power of attorney, the principal (you) are responsible for any actions the agent (your attorney) takes.
• 😀 Powers of attorney can be used in both Iran and Turkey for a variety of legal matters like property transactions, divorce, and more.
• 😀 In Iran, you may need a power of attorney for matters like military service, legal disputes, inheritance, and property purchases or sales.
• 😀 In Turkey, powers of attorney can be used for property sales, company registration, residency issues, document translation, and more.
• 😀 To grant a power of attorney from Turkey to Iran, you need to submit your request via the MEHK system, visit the consulate, and submit the required documents.
• 😀 The process for granting a power of attorney from Turkey can take around a month, with fees starting at approximately 10 Euros, paid through a bank card.
• 😀 To grant power of attorney in Turkey, you can go to a notary, visit the Turkish embassy in Iran, or use an Iranian notary office.
• 😀 The documents required to grant a power of attorney include your passport, photographs, the details of the person you're granting power to, and any relevant property or vehicle documents.
• 😀 The cost of a power of attorney in Turkey varies based on the type of work, with fees ranging from 192 to 650 Turkish Lira, depending on the case.

Q & A

What is the importance of having a power of attorney in Iran or Turkey?

A power of attorney is important as it allows you to delegate tasks to a trusted person to handle legal matters on your behalf, especially if you are in one country but need to perform legal actions in the other.

What are the two types of power of attorney mentioned in the transcript?

The two types of power of attorney are general power of attorney (where the person can handle all matters for you) and specific power of attorney (which is limited to certain tasks or goals).

What responsibilities does the principal (client) have when giving someone power of attorney?

The principal is responsible for all actions the attorney takes on their behalf, as any actions performed by the attorney are legally considered as if the principal has done them.

What are some examples of tasks for which you might need a power of attorney in Iran?

Examples of tasks in Iran include dealing with military service, marriage, divorce, legal disputes, inheritance matters, and property or vehicle transactions.

What types of issues might require a power of attorney in Turkey?

In Turkey, a power of attorney can be needed for tasks such as real estate sales, company registration, administrative matters, residency-related issues, official document notarization, and educational or financial matters.

What is the first step to create a power of attorney in Turkey if you are currently in the country?

The first step is to enter the MEHK system and submit a service request. Afterward, you must schedule an appointment with the consulate, bring the necessary documents, and pay the associated fees.

How long does it typically take to process a power of attorney request in Turkey?

The processing time for a power of attorney request in Turkey is usually around one month, and the document is mailed to your address once it's ready.

What are the costs involved in creating a power of attorney in Turkey?

The cost of creating a power of attorney in Turkey starts at approximately 10 euros, and this can vary depending on the specific service and location.

What are the key documents needed when creating a power of attorney for someone in Turkey?

You will need to provide your passport, the translator's official credentials, two passport-sized photos, details about the person you are granting power to, and documents related to any property or vehicles involved.

What are the different methods for granting power of attorney to someone in Turkey, and what is the approximate cost?

Power of attorney in Turkey can be granted through a notary, the Turkish embassy or consulate, or Iranian public notary offices. The costs range from 240 to 650 Turkish lira for property-related tasks, and around 192 Turkish lira for general tasks.