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Lasting Power of Attorney
Who is the Donor?
The person the LPA is being made for.
 
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The witness must not be an attorney or replacement attorney appointed under this LPA, and must be aged 18 or over.

 
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Who shall be appointed as Attorney(s)?

Common choices include partners, children, or best friend.
Attorney(s) must be at least 18 years old and must have mental capacity to make decisions.
 
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How should decisions be made?
If you’ve chosen two or more attorneys, you must state how they should make decisions on the donor's behalf.
When can Attorney(s) make decisions?
While the donor has mental capacity they will be in control of all decisions affecting them. If you choose upon registration, attorneys can only make decisions on the donor's behalf if they allow them to.
Would you like to appoint a replacement attorney? (Optional)

A replacement attorney can only act if the original attorney they’re replacing is permanently unable to make decisions.

 
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Appoint a Trust Corporation?
This will allow you to appoint a trust corporation as either the main or reserve attorney

Which corporation shall act as the main Attorney?

 
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Which corporation shall act as the reserve Attorney?

 
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Who is to be notified upon registration? (Optional)
The donor can appoint up to five people who will receive notification upon registration of the LPA.
When the LPA is registered, the person applying to register must send a notice to each ‘person to notify’.
People to notify can object to the LPA, but only for certain reasons.
 
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Who is the certificate provider?
A certificate provider is an impartial person who confirms that the donor understands what they're doing and that nobody is forcing them to make an LPA.
 
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Should the Attorney(s) be granted access to any digital assets?

Granting attorney(s) access to digital assets will give them the power to use and control digital devices, digital assets and other electronic credentials for the purpose of accessing, modifying, deleting, controlling, or transferring.

Should the Attorney(s) be granted access to the donor's digital/online bank accounts?

An attorney logging onto the donor’s bank account to pay bills or care fees may be committing a criminal offence under sections 1 and 2 Computer Misuse Act 1990, unless the bank consents to the transaction, after being made aware of the above instruction in an LPA.

Should the donor's Will be made available to the Attorney(s) if requested ?

It might be helpful, or even necessary, for the attorney(s) to be able to access the donor's Will.

Would the donor like to continue making donations to charities that they have previously supported?

Donating through Gift Aid means charities can claim an extra 25p for every £1 given.
Charities can claim Gift Aid on most donations, but some payments don’t qualify.

Would the donor like their funds to continue in, or be transferred into DIM schemes?

To allow your attorneys to use (DIM, also known as discretionary fund management, DFM) when your LPA is in effect, you must explicitly authorise them to do so in the LPA's "Instructions”

Has the donor made an Advance Decision / Living Will which should be referred to within the LPA?

An advance decision (sometimes known as a living will) is a legally binding document detailing the decisions to refuse specific types of treatment. Has the donor made an advance decision that doctor(s) or attorney(s) should take into account?
If so, you must also include a copy of the advance decision when you send your LPA to the Office of the Public Guardian (OPG) to be registered.

Are there any specific instructions?
If applicable, please specify any additional instructions here. If you write any instructions, use words such as ‘must’, ‘shall’ and ‘have to’.

Who is applying to register the LPA?
The applicant is the person who will be applying to register the LPA. This is usually the donor.
Are there any specific preferences?
Attorney(s) don’t have to follow preferences but they should keep them in mind.
Who shall receive the LPA?
This person will receive the registered LPA document. This person may also be contacted about any questions in relation to the LPA application.
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How shall the recipient be contacted?
How would the person above prefer to be contacted?
You can choose more than one.
How will the person be paying?
There’s a fee for registering a lasting power of attorney.
If you choose ‘Card’, the Office of the Public Guardian (OPG) will call the number provided to take the payment.
What is the fee payer's phone number?
This should be the primary contact number for the fee payer.
Is there an exemption or remission of fees application to be made with this LPA?
A donor may be entitled to an exemption or remission of application fees based on their financial circumstances.
Do you receive any of the benefits listed?
Is your gross annual income less than £12,000?
Do you receive Universal Credit?

If yes, you are applying for a remission based on the donor receiving Universal Credit.

Have you been awarded personal injury damages of more than £16,000?

If the donor has been awarded personal injury damages of more than £16,000 which were ignored when they were assessed for one of the above benefits, they won’t qualify for exemption.

  • Income Support
  • Income-based Employment and Support Allowance
  • Income-based Jobseeker’s Allowance
  • Guarantee Credit element of State Pension Credit
  • Housing Benefit
  • Council Tax Reduction/Support – also known by other names (not the 25% single person discount or the Class U exemption)
  • Local Housing Allowance
  • A combination of Working Tax Credit and at least one of:
  • Child Tax Credit
  • Disability Element of Working Tax Credit
  • Severe Disability Element of Working Tax Credit
  • Not included: Disability Living Allowance, Invalidity Benefit, Personal Independence
  • Payment
 
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