Power of Attorney for People with Hearing Disability

No, it is not compulsory. The process is adapted to your communication preferences and needs. You can choose between an LSE interpreter, real-time subtitles, or written communication during the video call. You decide which system works best for you.

Yes, absolutely. The adaptation of the communication process in no way affects the legal validity of the power of attorney. The document granted has full legal effect throughout Spain, the same as any other power of attorney.

The notary does not need to know sign language. That is precisely why we coordinate a certified LSE interpreter who acts as an intermediary during the video call, ensuring that both the notary and the grantor understand each other perfectly.

Yes. Before the video call we send you the full draft of the power of attorney in writing so you can read it at your own pace, review it, and ask us any questions. The notary will not authorise the document until you have given your approval.

The approximate duration is 30 to 45 minutes, although we adapt to each person's pace. If you need more time to understand or communicate, the session can be extended without any additional cost.

Yes. You can have a support person or companion during the video call. The notary will verify that you are acting freely and voluntarily, but the presence of personal support is perfectly compatible with the notarial act.

The price of the adapted power of attorney for people with hearing disability is €285.00, VAT included. This price includes notarial fees, process management, and coordination of the necessary communication support.

The complete process is usually completed within 24 business hours of us receiving the necessary information and confirming the details of the power. Interpreter coordination is carried out in parallel so as not to delay the process.

No. The service includes only the authorised electronic copy of the power of attorney, with the notary's digital signature and full legal validity. No paper copy is issued, which speeds up the process and avoids the need for travel.

You need your national ID card (DNI) or valid passport, and the details of the person to whom you are granting the power (the attorney-in-fact). Some types of power of attorney may require additional documents, which we will inform you of at the start of the process.

Yes. The service is 100% online and can be completed from any country in the world. If you live outside Spain and have a hearing disability, this service is particularly useful for avoiding unnecessary travel.