Estate Planning with Power of Attorney and Wills

Estate planning is a procedure that involves something more than simply working on power of attorney and wills. Durable power of attorneys and living wills for finance and healthcare protect an estate if the owner is incapacitated and not deceased. Living wills help the estate owners in expressing their wishes in regards to life maintenance and resuscitation measures in case the owner later loses the ability of communicating his desires. These are documents that can help estate owners in avoiding undignified existence by giving them the flexibility of declining medical treatment, water and food if these things are keeping them alive artificially. The choice is of the owner and the physicians will have to honor his wishes if proper documents are submitted.

Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care

Durable power of attorney for health care allows the estate owners to appoint some other individual for making decisions on their behalf. These decisions are generally in regards to the medical care of the owner only if he cannot do it on his own. The power gained this way is broader in comparison to a living will. It covers situations where the owner might be terminally sick and requires resuscitation or various other life maintaining steps for staying alive. The attorneys drafting these documents might decline the treatments if they are given the power. The power also applies to situations where health care decisions are needed but the owner is not able to make the decisions due to an injury or due to unconsciousness. In this case, an attorney might decline or authorize medical treatment on behalf of his client but only if the power is given to the attorney.

What is RCMP Clearance Certificate?

For work or residency visa application in foreign nations or when it is the time to renew existing documents, individuals would have to present the RCMP Police Clearance Certificate for approval. The Federally issued RCMP certificate is generally provided by the RCMP headquarters. This is the most credible certificate as criminal record search is generally based on the date of birth, the fingerprints and the name of the applicant. Fingerprints should be duly submitted for obtaining this certificate. Applicants have the flexibility of submitting their fingerprints either at local police stations or at authorized fingerprinting agencies. There are even agents who carry out this procedure or offer these services within an affordable range. The same agents may also be into offering the assistance needed for drafting Letter of Invitation for different legal events and occasions. Then there are electronically and provincially issued RCMP certificates. These are offered by the municipal and provincial police station

s. For such certificates, the criminal record searches are based on the date of birth and the name of the applicant.

Conclusion

For using the RCMP certificate in foreign locations, the document should be properly legalized and authenticated. Furthermore, the certificates should be notarized prior to being authenticated. There are many companies and agencies that offer legalization services in this field.

Summary- It always works to find a notary public who is into providing assistance with the legalization of the RCMP police clearance certificate and services in the field of creating power of attorneys and wills.

For further information on estate planning, power of attorney, wills and RCMP clearance certificate, please contact Notarizers by email at Info@Notarizers.ca or by phone at 416-782-5926.

Victor Opara. Victor Nnamdi Opara. Notary Public. RCMP Fingerprinting Agent. Pardons, Waivers. Police Clearance. Notarizers.ca. TheFingerPrinter.com.

Notarizers was established in April 2009 by founder Victor Nnamdi Opara, LL.B., LL.M. A Barrister, Solicitor, Attorney and Notary Public in Ontario, Canada.