Steps and timeline
- 12–3 days
Draft
- 21 week
Sign and certify
Signed abroad: certified locally, then an apostille (Hague countries) or consular legalisation.
Official forms explained
Official form: Δ.Ε.307 (D.E.307) · how to fill it in
Who does what
What you do
- Share your situation and goals
- Collect documents from home
- Agree the scope of work in writing
What we do
- Check the requirements for your case
- Prepare the documents and file the application
- Follow up until the decision
Your coordinator
- Plans the work and next steps
- Keeps one timeline for everything
- Reminds you of renewals and deadlines
What affects the cost
The price depends on your situation. We explain the scope and expected costs before work begins.
Your situationNumber of peopleUrgency
Questions
Can I sign it abroad?
Yes: certified by a local notary, then an apostille in Hague Convention countries or consular legalisation elsewhere.
Sources
- Ministry of Interior: document validation, checked 24 October 2026
- Department of Lands and Surveys: powers of attorney, checked 24 October 2026
Figures checked 24 October 2026. Rules change: we confirm them for your case before you act.

