LEGAL АSPECTS AND ISSUING A POWER OF ATTORNEY FOR A CHILD IN UKRAINE ✅ FAMILY ✅ SERVICES

Legal support for issuing a power of attorney for a child requires an individual approach, as every situation is unique. Our specialists conduct a thorough analysis of the circumstances to take into account all legal nuances and minimize risks for both parents and the child.
During the consultation, we not only clarify the purpose of the power of attorney and the specifics of the family situation but also determine the optimal format of the document, taking into account legal requirements, international practice, and its intended use abroad.
Particular attention is paid to potential restrictions, such as travel bans, ongoing legal proceedings, or the special status of one of the parents (e.g. military personnel, foreign nationals, etc.).
Additional legal actions — such as preparing consent letters, apostille services, or translation — ensure that the documents are fully ready for use both in Ukraine and internationally. Our consultations on the application of the power of attorney in different jurisdictions (embassies, border control, airports) give you confidence and help resolve practical issues smoothly.

Drafting the text of the power of attorney in accordance with the requirements of the Civil Code of Ukraine.
Including necessary clauses: scope of authority, term of validity, restrictions, special conditions (apostille, translation).
Agreeing the text with the client.
Providing consultation on translation and legalization (if needed).

Coordinating the signing time with the notary.
Checking the completeness of documents (passports, taxpayer identification numbers, child’s birth certificate, representative’s documents).
Providing support during notarization or remote representation (if allowed by the power of attorney).
Assisting with apostille or translation of the power of attorney, if necessary.

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Legal аspects and Issuing a power of attorney for a child in Ukraine

Permission for a child to travel abroad or perform another legal action is officially documented as a power of attorney for a child. According to the Civil Code of Ukraine, such a document requires notarization and serves to protect the rights of both parents.

Issuing a Power of Attorney for a Child: Key Steps and Documents

The procedure includes:

Collecting the necessary documents: parents’ passports, taxpayer identification numbers (TIN), and the child’s birth certificate;
Filling out a form with a detailed description of rights (type of document, duration);
Notarization — mandatory for a valid power of attorney.

Notarized Power of Attorney for a Child: Formal Requirements

For notarization, the notary checks:

The written format of the document;
The accuracy of the personal data of the grantor and the representative;
The clarity of the document’s subject (rights, limitations);
The duration of validity — if no term is indicated, the power of attorney is valid for up to one year by default.

Advantages of Expert Support from Consultant

Turnkey legal support: Our lawyers will help you gather documents, prepare precise legal wording, and choose the optimal duration of the power of attorney.

Flawless notarization: On your terms — whether it's traveling abroad with the child, temporary residence with a guardian, or other actions requiring consent.

Express consultations for complex cases: Including travel without the second parent, cases involving military personnel, remote notarization, or apostille requirements.

Safety and responsibility: All documentation is prepared in accordance with current Ukrainian legislation, with mandatory notarization.

By choosing Consultant, you receive:

Fast document preparation and notarization;
Protection from legal risks at border crossings;
Clear recommendations tailored to your specific situation.

Conclusion

Issuing a power of attorney for a child is an important legal step that ensures the child’s safety and the protection of parental rights. Meeting all legal requirements, proper notarization, and clearly defined powers are key to making the power of attorney valid both in Ukraine and abroad. The Consultant team provides full legal support, helping you avoid risks, save time, and feel confident in every decision concerning your child.