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3 key steps to make a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) Refer to Quick Reference Guide or Instructional Video for details. Visit any ServiceSG centre for in-person assistance if needed. Apply for an LPA. *This refers to a Singapore solicitor qualified to practise Singapore law in a Singapore law practice.
In most cases, you can make a lasting power of attorney (LPA) by completing an application online. This is the LPA Form 1. However, you may need to consult a lawyer to complete LPA Form 2 if you want to: appoint more than 2 Donees ; appoint more than 1 replacement Donee ; grant your Donee or Donees specific and customised powers
Attorney (LPA) application using the hardcopy form i.e. not using the Office of the Public Guardian Online (OPGO) system, please complete this cover letter and submit it together with your hardcopy LPA application to the Office of the Public Guardian. A. To be completed by the Donor To the Public Guardian,
How to submit a Deputy Report. As a Certificate Issuer. How to certify LPA. Office of the Public Guardian Online (OPGO) is an online information and service portal for all matters related to the Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) and Court-appointed Deputies.
LPA Form 1: For Donors who wish to grant Donee (s) general powers with basic restrictions. LPA Form 2: For Donors who wish to grant Donee (s) customised powers. The clauses in the LPA Form 2 have to be drafted by a lawyer*. 98% of Singapore Citizens who have made an LPA used the LPA Form 1.
For your LPA to be legally valid, the certificate issuer must submit the LPA application to Office of the Public Guardian (OPG) via OPG Online (OPGO), as authorised by you. Here are the steps on how to make an LPA:
After completing this LPA Form 1 and visiting the CI, please send this form and a photocopy of your donee(s)’ and your NRIC/FIN/Passport (for foreigners) to the following address: 20 Lengkok Bahru #04-02
