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Foster Care Power of Attorney for China

  • February 22, 2023

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Foster Care Power Of Attorney For China

Foster Care Power of Attorney for Children travelling to China

If you are sending your child to live with someone else in China, a foster care power of attorney can be prepared and notarised in Melbourne. Whether you are an Australian citizen or Australian permanent resident, if your child was born in Australia and you still have family relatives in China, such as your parents, you can use a foster care power of attorney. Whether you are an Australian citizen or Australian permanent resident, if your child was born in Australia and you still have family relatives in China, such as your parents, you can use a Foster Care Power of Attorney to authorise someone in China to take care of your child whilst they are living there. In this respect, many parents who are originally from China and now living in Australia want their child to experience life in China whilst they continue to work in Australia and/or there are difficulties of grandparenting. In this respect, many parents who are originally from China and now living in Australia want their child to experience life in China whilst they continue to work in Australia and/or there are difficulties of grandparents or relatives to apply for Australian visas. Please contact our office if you need to notarise a Please contact our office if you need to notarise a Foster Care Power of Attorney and we can advise the notarisation requirements including what documents to bring. Our Melbourne Public Notary will ensure the power of attorney is notarised and accepted by DFAT. We can also assist with lodging the notarised documents for authentication with DFAT and the Chinese Consulate. Please speak to the relevant authorities in China as to their notarisation requirements for your particular situation to avoid delays. Please speak to the relevant authorities in China as to their notarisation requirements for your particular situation to avoid delays.

Please call our office on 03 9602 3988 for a quote. Alternatively, please send us an email at 03 9602 3988. Alternatively, please send us an email at chuatan@tpg.com.au. You can read more about what we do here. 

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