Notary services in Colombia

We handle the notarial steps that usually go with a translation or an apostille: certified true copies, general and special powers of attorney, recognition of signature and content, sworn declarations and authentications. We also prepare powers of attorney for Colombians abroad and for foreigners who need to act in Colombia.

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What's included

  • Certified true copies of original documents
  • Drafting and review of general and special powers of attorney
  • Recognition of signature, content and fingerprint
  • Sworn out-of-court declarations
  • Bilingual powers of attorney for use abroad
  • Apostille and translation of the notarial document

Common documents

  • Powers of attorney for property sales
  • Powers of attorney for banking and pension matters
  • Powers of attorney for court proceedings
  • Certified copies of diplomas and passports
  • Travel authorizations for minors
  • Declarations of cohabitation and single status

Frequently asked questions

How do I grant a power of attorney from abroad for use in Colombia?

You can sign it at a Colombian consulate, or before a local notary and then apostille it. If it is in another language it must be officially translated. We prepare the text so you only need to sign.

What is a certified true copy?

A copy on which the notary attests that it matches the original. Many bodies accept it instead of the original, and it can also be apostilled.

Can you draft the power of attorney for me?

Yes. We draft it for your specific procedure and the body where it will be filed, in Spanish, English or a bilingual version.

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Prices vary by document, languages and destination. We send you an exact quote.