
Apostille for a Special Power of Attorney to Sell Property in the Philippines
If you live in Texas and own real estate in the Philippines, selling it usually means giving someone there the authority to sign for you. That someone needs a properly executed Special Power of Attorney, and since 2019 the process is far simpler than it used to be. The old "red ribbon" consular authentication has been abolished, replaced by a single apostille. The catch is that a general or management power of attorney will not do for a sale.
Michael Busby


